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Ooh, they look smart, Jorge !
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Thanks
was about to resort to bodging in RS bolts for a cost of over £200 for 136 gold ones with nuts. RC bolts cost just shy of £350 with nuts, got these for half that. Now to split the 19s and get the centres powdered a satin black.
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I don't bother with locking nuts, massive PITA. And as you say, jacking my car up takes effort.
You can get those "Locking wheelnut removers" from Hellfrauds btw.Comment
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Remove it like a man,
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Yeah I had a look at the halfords ones but read reviews that they didn't fit
Can anyone confirm they'll work, I tried the socket method using a 20mm socket which fits over nicely...
Seen that thread before, haha, might try that
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I love that thread, makes me laugh everytime I see the pictures.
Sure you don't want to cut up your OZs ?Comment
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What type of locking nut is it? If the an OE BMW style then they aren't too bad to remove, you need a big torx bit (T60/70) an a big hammer. If not then a selection of 12point sockets 19mm an bigger should do the trick.Originally posted by Anonymoose View PostSup! I lost my locking nut key and can't get my front wheels off ffs...hope a tyre shop can help coz I've tried the socket method and it aint moving
on a side note, I ordered spacers last nightOriginally posted by MommysLittleMonsterComment
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They are a reverse thread and they just latch themselves onto whats left of your locking nut.
Oh I remember that thread! LOL.Comment
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waiting on tyres so i can finally get my style 5's on,
city link are shit
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Back on a grime ting.
Old now, but still one of my favourite GrimeDaily vids. 2:00 onwards..
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP6x_n5t9vM"]YouTube - P MONEY RESPONSE TO GHETTS[/ame]
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Griiiiimey
Just finished washing the car for a Dub meet tonightComment
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