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WTB lug nuts

soundmasterg
soundmasterg
in Wheels & Brakes

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Those are already at about 25 bucks including shipping with over 4 days left. Not bad but I'm sure I can do better than where they'll probably end up. If you don't win, send me a PM.

Wow, they were like $2.50 when I posted the auction here. Maybe I should have just PM'd soundmasterg (that is if he's getting challenged by another member). The price of new ones is looking better all the time. Currently the auction is at $45


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<body style="visibility: visible;"> Hey guys, Is this the right lug nut. Right now priced very reasonably on eBay: <a title="Click Here" target="_blank" href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Datsun-280zx-6-spoke-wheels-rims-lug-nuts-240z-280z-S30_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ42609QQihZ015QQitemZ250231604446QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW">Auction Item</a>

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Be careful, some of those lugs in the picture have flat tops not domes, and many others are rusted ! Look at the ones in the lower left hand corner you can clearly see the flat top. If I were you I'd buy new, you'll be much happier with them. Now if there were some way to prevent them from getting messed up by the lug wrench, anyone know of some trick to prevent maring them ?

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Use the right size wrench and be careful with it.

My lugs are in near pristine condition, and as far as I can tell they've been on the car since new. (no, they are not for sale)

One might try lining the lug wrench with something like a thin felt. Might prevent scratching, but the felt would have to be kept clean, and the lugs would need to be cleaned before removing them (to keep the felt clean).

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Just an update for ya'all. I found some lugnuts locally with the help of some of the local club members, and got out of the ebay auction too, so all is golden. Drove the car again for the first time since Easter. Now on to the wipers and ebrake, and when the fuse block comes in, the partial rewire.

Thanks for the help all.

greg

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