Aftermarket Lugnuts
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Chrome Muteki SR48 for me. Open ended. And a sr48 locking nut as well. My advice is go with anything other than aluminum lugs for safety. I'll put up a better pic in the morning. The pic doesn't do it justice. Attachment 126756
Those look good, yea I'm definitely staying away from the aluminum lugs. I'll wait for the better also lol
Originally Posted by SiKHG37
Those look good, yea I'm definitely staying away from the aluminum lugs. I'll wait for the better also lol
Here's a closer lock. If you look closely, the top left is the wheel lock. It has a certain pattern. I believe SR48 has like 4 different patterns so if someone buys a set of locks they can't just use the same key to easily remove them.
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I had aluminum before these. Discount tire stripped the threading on my oem studs so I got extended ARP studs for spacers.
Here's a closer look. If you look closely, the top left is the wheel look. It has a certain pattern. I believe SR48 has like 4 different patterns so if someone buys a set of locks they can't just use the same key to easily remove them.
Attachment 126757
Here's a closer look. If you look closely, the top left is the wheel look. It has a certain pattern. I believe SR48 has like 4 different patterns so if someone buys a set of locks they can't just use the same key to easily remove them.
Attachment 126757
Originally Posted by SiKHG37
I had the same issue with aluminum lugs I'll never buy them again. That's really good to know about the locks. How much did you get yours for?
A set of 20 lugs costs $72.00 minus shipping and a set of 4 locks for $40.00 minus shipping. Pricey, yes but I can trust this brand. Comes in different colors as well. I've done some research before purchasing these because I plan on tracking the car soon. Plenty good reviews.
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