Ya I know ed is going to say something about my nuts... but I need new ones and it l looks like most places ask have closed tops. I want normal ones that all the other racers have! :-)
Stephen
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Ya I know ed is going to say something about my nuts... but I need new ones and it l looks like most places ask have closed tops. I want normal ones that all the other racers have! :-)
Stephen
What size/thread. Most auto parts stores will have the standard size nuts...go nuts!!
Summit
Jegs
My local Advance Auto has some extremely good open ended ones under a Dorman brand. They are higher quality than the plated ones you typically find. But, we have 1/2"-16 thread which is very common.
Ebay
I found a pretty good selection here:
http://www.brandsport.com/excl-98-0003.html
Also, as mentioned before, Summit and Jegs.
I just got a new set a few months ago from here: http://www.track-studs.com
Great prices, but they get you on the shipping. They may still be an IT forum sponsor.
You can actually find forged aluminum on ebay...been running them for 10+ years (SAME SET!!!)
CARQUEST Manchester NH
Advance Raymond NH
Sanel Auto Parts Raymond NH
12mmx1.5 Thread pitch. 19mm head
2000 Chevy Impala with steel wheels.
Or should I just get them and drop them off at your house???:rolleyes:
Dan
77 IT7
I buy mine a couple sets at a time from Summit. always need spares, especially when working on the car in a muddy paddock!
I procrastinated and didn't want to buy on line. I have been to the pep boys and auto zone type places but they didn't have the open end type. I will check those places Dan mentioned.
Oh I also want 17's. Not 19...
Thanks for all the replies!
gorilla brand is usually available from amazon, tire shops, summit, etc.... they make 12*1.5 opens in 17mm hex with a bulge 60° conical seat (30037B, ~$7/pack of 4, 30038, ~$70/pack of 100). we run them on the MR2s.
Got ours through amazon also good selection of sizes and QUICK ship!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chip42
Call flatout, got 40 17mm shipped to me for pretty cheap last year. also they will be at the 13hr
Dorman Auto Products is your friend. This is the company that supplies most of the loose stock you see in the steel bins behind the counter. The web site is a little bit clunky, but with a little searching you can find what you want and then use the site to figure out what auto parts stores in your area stock the stuff. For example, my Spec Miata uses the lug nuts from a late model Ford Fusion (open ended, 19mm, steel, dirt cheap). I buy a dozen or so at a clip.