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Old 10-03-2006, 12:39 PM   #1
Zonaman
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Lug nut maddness!

I have a set of Weld Racing alloy wheels. They're kept on by this style of lug nut:lug.doc The shaft on these nuts has to go through the wheel where the stud is recessed inside. They are prone to rolling the threads up if you don't get them centered perfect. Just about every time I take a wheel off I can count on it. Is there way around this? I was thinking longer studs and a sleave inside the wheel with a more conventional conical seat nut. Or is it time to think about new wheels?

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