Wheely good :))

[GTTurbo]

For Mossy

Whoops, i will try again later

 

[GTTurbo]

In my honest opinion.... that looks the nuts Sir!!! :approve: :approve: :approve:

Hope you and the missus are keeping well and I will have to get a look at these wheels in the flesh!

Thanks me old mate. We are both fine thanks, hope your both ok?

Fancy coming out for a drive on the 4th April, and sorry i missed you at Oulton Park.

 

[GTTurbo]

STUD CONVERSION (Try again )

EBAY stud conversion

Or if you want to do it seperately:

Larkspeed single studs

EBAY Nuts

What ever you buy make sure you get 12 x 1.5 and buy nuts that are open ended so dont have to worry about the length of thread required so much :approve:

 

[Kett]

My type of stud conversion... :rofl:

 

[deano]

STUD CONVERSION (Try again )

EBAY stud conversion

Or if you want to do it seperately:

Larkspeed single studs

EBAY Nuts

What ever you buy make sure you get 12 x 1.5 and buy nuts that are open ended so dont have to worry about the length of thread required so much :approve:

Good info :approve:

Thanks Mossy

 

[Addz]

I think its just me who isnt a fan... i like them! I just prefer the standard wheels

 

[Jamesv6]

"Simply remove the wheel bolts and wheel, and screw the studs (short end) into the bolt holes as far as they will go; replace the wheel and fix in place with the wheelnuts supplied - Simple!."

What stops them from simply unscrewing themselves from the hub or does just tightening the wheel nuts secure them in enough? Wouldn't want the studs to come out when undoing the wheel nuts.

Should locktite be used on the studs?

 

[Jamesv6]

I think its just me who isnt a fan... i like them! I just prefer the standard wheels

I like them on blue and iceberg Vees.

 

[Gregg]

Should locktite be used on the studs?

I did on my old car, probably swapped wheels over 10 times, not once did a stud come out :approve:

 

[glenn]

In my honest opinion.... that looks the nuts Sir!!! :approve: :approve: :approve:

Hope you and the missus are keeping well and I will have to get a look at these wheels in the flesh!

Thanks me old mate. We are both fine thanks, hope your both ok?

Fancy coming out for a drive on the 4th April, and sorry i missed you at Oulton Park.

Could well be up for a spin, give us a shout closer to the time pal! :approve:

 

[Matt]

My type of stud!

 

[Matt]

Ps sorry for lowering tone of the forum

 

[Chopper]

Look absolutely awesome! Wouldn't normally like that spolier either but i think with the wheels and car seems to be sitting lower the spolier compliments it all nicely and looks good!

Man, those wheels really are awesome, am v.jealous!

 

[Brett]

3 words..............The Dogs Bollox



Matt you've spent way too long looking at seedy online sex shops lol

 

[Kett]

I think its just me who isnt a fan... i like them! I just prefer the standard wheels

I agree with the sentiment - sell those god-damn awful wheels! (to me!)

 

[Eastlmark]

"Simply remove the wheel bolts and wheel, and screw the studs (short end) into the bolt holes as far as they will go; replace the wheel and fix in place with the wheelnuts supplied - Simple!."

What stops them from simply unscrewing themselves from the hub or does just tightening the wheel nuts secure them in enough? Wouldn't want the studs to come out when undoing the wheel nuts.

Should locktite be used on the studs?

Yes, whats more, the studs need to be tightened in using the 2 nut method.

 

[Matt]

3 words..............The Dogs Bollox



Matt you've spent way too long looking at seedy online sex shops lol

Pmsl!

 

[Jamesv6]

"Simply remove the wheel bolts and wheel, and screw the studs (short end) into the bolt holes as far as they will go; replace the wheel and fix in place with the wheelnuts supplied - Simple!."

What stops them from simply unscrewing themselves from the hub or does just tightening the wheel nuts secure them in enough? Wouldn't want the studs to come out when undoing the wheel nuts.

Should locktite be used on the studs?

Yes, whats more, the studs need to be tightened in using the 2 nut method.

I'm totally confused now lol

Do they need a nut done up tight behind the wheel?

Oh and can you get locking wheel nuts of for this set up?

 

[GTTurbo]

Again thanks everyone :approve:

James yes you need loctite on the thread that screws into the hub, the 2 nut system that Mark is referring to is 2 normal nuts placed on the end of the thread to enable you to tighten them up into the hub, the reason you need 2 nuts is to so they work against each other allowing the sufficient leveridge to tighten the stud up and not just wind down on the thread, the 2 nuts are then removed once stud screwed in.

 

[GTTurbo]

Oh and can you get locking wheel nuts of for this set up?

Yes you can James, i bought some for my scooby. You need to buy open ended 12 x 1.5.