Stock Lugnuts???
I would try it first. If you can get a socket around it to tighten it, you can use it.
If you want Kyokugen lugs somebody is selling them cheap:
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...light=kyokugen
If you want Kyokugen lugs somebody is selling them cheap:
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...light=kyokugen
Originally Posted by Jdog81
looking to buy some silver rota sdr's and was wondering it the stock lug nuts would work, anyone know???oh and check out the prices at jaydm.com.cheaper than subydude
That site you linked to has some misleading info such as the weight of the wheels..they list the 17x7.5 SDRs as 16.5-17 lbs...I thought they were like 19 lbs?
This site is the cheapest I think.. http://gtmwheels.com/index.php?cPath=23_25
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Originally Posted by Jdog81
looking to buy some silver rota sdr's and was wondering it the stock lug nuts would work, anyone know???oh and check out the prices at jaydm.com.cheaper than subydude
On the other hand, the spline drives fit flawless, have a much larger seat area, and you don't risk scratching the wheel with the socket.
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Exactly
Originally Posted by HellaDumb
I know from experience that they do "work", but I don't recommend it. The seat angle is correct, but the stock lugs sit down into the seat a bit too far, to the point where the lug cuts away to the hex portion and lose some contact area.
On the other hand, the spline drives fit flawless, have a much larger seat area, and you don't risk scratching the wheel with the socket.
On the other hand, the spline drives fit flawless, have a much larger seat area, and you don't risk scratching the wheel with the socket.

Using the stock nuts on Rota Subzeros (in my case) is a NO GO.
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