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03-09-2008, 03:10 PM
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03-09-2008, 03:30 PM
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Why is it so damn hard for you to use the correct forum? :shake:
We've tried being nice about it, but apparently that isn't working.
And don't tell me it's because the forum is slow.
That BS simply doesn't apply.
Secondly, how the fuck do you expect us to guess which type of tapered lug to use when you don't even mention which model of g-games rim you're using?
I try to be patient, really I do.
But this is mr22na-level idiocy.
We've tried being nice about it, but apparently that isn't working.
And don't tell me it's because the forum is slow.
That BS simply doesn't apply.
Secondly, how the fuck do you expect us to guess which type of tapered lug to use when you don't even mention which model of g-games rim you're using?
I try to be patient, really I do.
But this is mr22na-level idiocy.
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03-09-2008, 04:50 PM
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I think that for most cars, it just comes down to two different kinds of lugs. Ball Seat and conical. You're looking for the latter.
As to what style you want like closed or open ended, red or blue is up to you.
You just need a lug that seats properly onto the wheel so that it has a secure fit and you don't run the risk of the lug just falling off while you drive.
I would highly recommend splinedrive lugs. It acts as "wheel locks" and they won't damage wheels with painted finishes (it won't scratch/gouge the seat area of the wheel).
Not sure if it's any different from any honda, but the lug 'size' you're looking for should be 12x1.5", though this might be different with newer hondas/acuras.
As to what style you want like closed or open ended, red or blue is up to you.
You just need a lug that seats properly onto the wheel so that it has a secure fit and you don't run the risk of the lug just falling off while you drive.
I would highly recommend splinedrive lugs. It acts as "wheel locks" and they won't damage wheels with painted finishes (it won't scratch/gouge the seat area of the wheel).
Not sure if it's any different from any honda, but the lug 'size' you're looking for should be 12x1.5", though this might be different with newer hondas/acuras.
03-09-2008, 04:55 PM
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03-09-2008, 04:58 PM
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