what wheel nuts

[little dave]

hi guys im after sum sexual wheel nuts and i am un decided which to go for i like the look of the d1's but have heard bad things also i just want to check the size i need for my glanza

[zebedee]

M12x1.5

I would be looking for steel ones not alloy like the d1's

Be careful on ebay there are a lot of fakes d1, project kics and rays are all faked out there.

[little dave]

what the fault in the alloy wheel nuts mate

[paulgtt]

them d1 things are a complete waste of time, the metal is too soft. socket just rounds the edges off.

get some proper steel ones mate

[zebedee]

The cheaper ones tend to strip threads.

If your swaping or removing wheels quite often the steel are the ones to go for.

[rob_bower]

as above the alloy used isnt hard enough and work loose on a regular basis go for steel weights a bit more but the peace of mind is worth it

[AdamB]

Anyone got any good brands for the steel ones?

[zebedee]

Sixonetwo do some good ones from TPI

Rare rims

Muteki

If you have lots of money genuine project kics ones

[rob_bower]

As above I've been running an old set of muteki for years and there still spot on.

[zebedee]

  On 9/17/2012 at 9:18 AM, rob_bower said:

As above I've been running an old set of muteki for years and there still spot on.

Same here i've just brought a fresh set as i liked the look of the new SR35's

[bucketep91]

Stay away from the d1 nuts!

Mines twisted and snapped and it took me ages to get the wheels off!

[Liam_D]

i use rare rims ones believe there made by a company called Titan. ive ran these for a year and a half with a lot of removal and there still going strong.

[klyfax]

High Quality alloy (flight alloy) nuts hold just fine. But the cost is crazy. Go for a steel nut set. Cheap, and works just fine. Runing rare rims tuner nuts. They are very good.