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Posted by: TTinCT (628) on 2016-07-06 11:33:21	Share \| Report

What are using ? 034 kit looks decent but they are zinc plated and have always been mixed on zinc coatings...

Need the conical set for the bbs wheels...

TIA

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Wheel stud conversion kit... - TTinCT 2016-07-06 11:33:21 (365 views)
- IMO: H&R TUV-rated or GTFO - brillianTT 2016-07-09 23:11:46 (183 views)
- Thanks for all the info men....on the to do list - TTinCT 2016-07-07 14:29:06 (208 views)
- Here is a SUPER easy DIY zinc plating kit. Its only $75 bux, and VERY easy - goTTwo - TTremoRS and <tbd> 2016-07-06 13:28:48 (275 views)
  - Does it add much "product" to the metal? Ie., would it build up material on the threads and - Gokart3 2016-07-06 14:00:26 (236 views)
    - VERY minimal thickness, I have been using it on #8 and #10 screws and have not had - goTTwo - TTremoRS and <tbd> 2016-07-06 16:25:19 (269 views)
      - May have to buy one of these just for $hits and giggles. - Gokart3 2016-07-07 12:12:07 (181 views)
- I used Motorsport Hardware studs and H&R lugs from PureMS in 2014, they're holding up well - JohnLZ7W 2016-07-06 13:16:39 (264 views)
  - I too use Motorsports Hardware studs and bolts - SeacoasTTer 2016-07-06 15:12:31 (225 views)
  - Any issues with studs backing out John ? - TTinCT 2016-07-06 14:51:57 (233 views)
    - Never had an issue with them backing out and the wheels are off the car pretty frequently. - JohnLZ7W 2016-07-06 22:29:46 (203 views)
    - Small dab of Loctite Red, and low torque going in. IIRC, they ask for 15 ft lbs or something - Gokart3 2016-07-06 15:13:09 (253 views)
      - And some anti-seize on the nuts, and you should be good to go...   -  goTTwo - TTremoRS and <tbd>  2016-07-06 16:23:47 (229 views)
        
        The use of anti-seize on lug bolts/nuts is as religious as oil discussions. I say do it if you're  -  Gokart3  2016-07-07 12:10:42 (232 views)
        
        Don't use anti-seize on lug nuts - torque is based on friction, so anti-seize reduces fricton  -  SeacoasTTer  2016-07-06 21:08:17 (255 views)
        
        The nice thing is that if there's anyone on this forun with enough connected brain  -  Gokart3  2016-07-07 12:11:33 (228 views)
        
        Hmm, I'll have to remember to genuflect in his presence the next time I see him  -  SeacoasTTer  2016-07-07 22:02:25 (210 views)
        
        Certainly not worthy of that, but it sounds cool!   -  goTTwo - TTremoRS and <tbd>  2016-07-07 22:54:28 (196 views)
        
        >>>   -  Gokart3  2016-07-08 11:31:18 (238 views)
        
        That hat would go with this shirt!   -  goTTwo - TTremoRS and <tbd>  2016-07-08 12:41:17 (209 views)
        
        Heh.... Excellent!!!   -  Gokart3  2016-07-08 16:09:39 (178 views)
      - Yup, that's about right. Havent had any backout - SeacoasTTer 2016-07-06 15:16:29 (217 views)
- I used RaceStuds by Apex Competition Systems on the R32. The studs were great, but - Gokart3 2016-07-06 12:44:20 (268 views)
  - And have used bullet nosed studs on the Lotus. Exact same as what's listed here, but - Gokart3 2016-07-06 12:48:06 (307 views)
- I have a set from 034 on my allroad - 1885 2016-07-06 12:11:50 (243 views)
- I tried a set from Mike at PureMS years ago... - ArTT Vandelay 2016-07-06 11:49:52 (286 views)
  - Hmmmmm - TTinCT 2016-07-06 14:47:24 (249 views)
    - Mine are from TrackStuds.com I have never had one back out ---- - J. Patterson 2016-07-06 17:25:12 (259 views)

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