Reply to "Where to find 0.70 dia lug nuts"

kidMember

quote:
Originally posted by LF - TP 2511:
I wonder if the 15/1000 undersize of the .685 pieces is really a problem?

Have you measured your current pieces and found them all to be a true .70?

Larry

Hmm, personally I'd prefer something which does really fit.

Nuts are even slightly bigger in diameter - the overall average is .703.

When unable to find the correct ones, I'm thinking of the use of custom bushings in combination with .685 inch nuts.

E-mailed some companies, but the response was always "nope, we don't have what you are looking for"...

5/28/1010:07 AM

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