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What did you guys use for lug nuts? The original lugs I have seat into the hole to hold the adapter on, but they are so far in I cannot get a socket on it. Other than that, it seems like they fit good.
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I used new short lugs for the adapter to hub and used a regular slim 19mm socket, not an impact one and torqued them down. The lugs for the Camaro wheels, I used the lugs that came with the adaptersWhat did you guys use for lug nuts? The original lugs I have seat into the hole to hold the adapter on, but they are so far in I cannot get a socket on it. Other than that, it seems like they fit good.
Looks great ! Now go for a test drive and see if you get any vibrations. Pay close attention at low speed like when ur about to take off on at a green light. Also re-torque every lug nut after about 100 miles. I went overkill and used red thread locker on all lug nutsGot it. Here's a pic of the rims on the truck. The tires are fine, and with the fenders rolled i don't have rubbing issues.You must be registered for see images attachYou must be registered for see images attach
No. I actually picked them up from a local rim shop for $1 a piece. They are short and opened. For now, just make sure the adapter is flat on the hub and the rim flat on the adapter with no space in between. Just get a piece a paper and try to put it in between to see if there are gaps. If you got a a gap you run the risk of the adapters or rims falling off. That's definitely not good.Only a little vibration difference so far. I definitely gotta get those short lug nuts on before any long drives. I've got a jack and a spare just in case. Did you order those short lugs online? If so do you have a link?