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Lug nut/wheel identify

Understood. None the less, your input about the type of lug nut is a valuable contribution to this thread and has helped me dig deeper into figuring all this out. Thank you
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- Post #11
- May 11, 2024
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
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Lug nut/wheel identify

Been doing some more digging on this. From what I read, Toyota mag seat stock nuts have an 18mm shank diameter. I just calipered the bolt hole diameter on the wheels and it measures 15mm. This tells me that these couldn't be used with a shank style nut for OEM Toyota because that associated lug...
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- Post #9
- May 10, 2024
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
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Lug nut/wheel identify

Thanks all for the input. I had the same thought that over years of PO use with the wrong nuts could have created the bevel I can see/feel in the bolt hole. I will measure the hole diameter where the wheel stud passes through, but from my first test fit, the wheel stud is snug in the hole. To...
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- Post #8
- May 10, 2024
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
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Lug nut/wheel identify

After some more poking around, seems a lot of companies made wheels like this. Some were shank/flat style, others conical. From what I can tell there is a pronounced bevel where a conical lug nut would seat, so I think that's what these would take. Eagle Alloys seemed to be a popular...
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- Post #4
- May 10, 2024
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
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Lug nut/wheel identify

Need some assistance identifying the proper lug nuts for these wheels if anyone can help? Best I can tell from the marks on the back, CPC stamp, so maybe older Alcoa wheels? Do I just need 60 degree conical? Or are they supposed to use a flat/shank style? Thanks for any help.
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- May 10, 2024
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- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing