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    im going to be replacing the wheel nutts with 80mm stud conversion kit,

    has any one done this and whats the best way to install them?

    i was thinking just screw them in with some lock tight on the studs but please tell me if im wrong.

    cheers

    #2
    Originally posted by Jon8710
    im going to be replacing the wheel nutts with 80mm stud conversion kit,

    has any one done this and whats the best way to install them?

    i was thinking just screw them in with some lock tight on the studs but please tell me if im wrong.

    cheers
    Glendog did a write up for people who are unsure of how to install them, but basically yes they are loctite in

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      #3
      2 ways to do it add loctite to the thread and either use the Allen key end to wind & tighten them, or put 2 wheels nuts on the thread and use a socket to wind & tighten them. Just hold the nut closest to the hub with a spanner when undo'ing the wheel nuts. And done

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        #4
        I fitted my BBS E88 track wheels today to see if there were any issues with widths or arch/suspension clearances, etc. I decided last year that i would change from wheel bolts to wheel studs/nuts for convenience so i fitted these first. It was a straight forward job and involved cleaning the hub threads prior to applying a

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          #5
          cheers for the input gents,

          the stud converters i have got dont have alan key heads but i have managed to wind them in by putting two nuts on like graham said,

          the studs dont bottom out into the hub though so have just wound them in 10 - 15mm with loctite on them,

          do you think this will be ok ? surly once the nut is done up this will hold it tight wont it ?

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            #6
            Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
            cheers for the input gents,

            the stud converters i have got dont have alan key heads but i have managed to wind them in by putting two nuts on like graham said,

            the studs dont bottom out into the hub though so have just wound them in 10 - 15mm with loctite on them,

            do you think this will be ok ? surly once the nut is done up this will hold it tight wont it ?
            Where did you get them from?

            Don't scrimp on wheel bolt/nuts, I've bought the turner Motorsport ones, not cheap, but they are good and safe.

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              #7
              they are a bit budget from ebay,

              these are going on my track car (E36) not the cecil or they would be expensive ones, i guess i just dont want them to fall out !

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                #8
                Get the bulletnose ones with steel nuts as well. Elite D sell them, or CA. £130 a set, but well worth it.

                And in all black if you wanted.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by lawsy View Post

                  Don't scrimp on wheel bolt/nuts, I've bought the turner Motorsport ones, not cheap, but they are good and safe.
                  +1 :whistle:

                  I use the 90mm version from Turner Motorsport as I also run wheel spacers:

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
                    they are a bit budget from ebay,

                    these are going on my track car (E36) not the cecil or they would be expensive ones, i guess i just dont want them to fall out !
                    Some fucked up logic right there

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                      #11
                      :hahaha::hahaha:

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                        #12
                        You got to live on the edge lawys !

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
                          You got to live on the edge lawys !
                          Edge of the Chinese threads :whistle::blalalala:

                          To be honest, sell them on cutters and buy some proven ones. :beer:

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