Powdercoated OEM lugs
If you dont mind, how much did they charge to do that for you?
07-31-09, 06:50 PM
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Just put them on the car, I used a 22mm socket (with a cloth inside) instead of 21mm (stock), so it would not harm the lugs. A few of them did crack, but you can't notice. They look great!!!!! They match my calipers.
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Looks great...
2 questions:
1) Were you able to torque them all the way tight?
2) Did you notice if the powder coated shaft of the lug nut was tight inside the wheel hole?
I Love powder coating things, but the side effect is that powder coating adds thickness to parts.. Which becomes a problem for parts that need to move like the washers or parts that require fitting into tight spaces.
Regards,
Joe Z
2 questions:
1) Were you able to torque them all the way tight?
2) Did you notice if the powder coated shaft of the lug nut was tight inside the wheel hole?
I Love powder coating things, but the side effect is that powder coating adds thickness to parts.. Which becomes a problem for parts that need to move like the washers or parts that require fitting into tight spaces.
Regards,
Joe Z
08-01-09, 05:11 AM
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Looks great...
2 questions:
1) Were you able to torque them all the way tight?
2) Did you notice if the powder coated shaft of the lug nut was tight inside the wheel hole?
I Love powder coating things, but the side effect is that powder coating adds thickness to parts.. Which becomes a problem for parts that need to move like the washers or parts that require fitting into tight spaces.
Regards,
Joe Z
2 questions:
1) Were you able to torque them all the way tight?
2) Did you notice if the powder coated shaft of the lug nut was tight inside the wheel hole?
I Love powder coating things, but the side effect is that powder coating adds thickness to parts.. Which becomes a problem for parts that need to move like the washers or parts that require fitting into tight spaces.
Regards,
Joe Z
