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Re: Locking Wheel nuts - How to remove/replace damaged 12 years 10 months ago #24589

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Damaged the alloy around the hole in the face, where they rested the chisel(?) as they were bashing the wheel nut. It's fixable. :yesnod: I had to clean up the stud by running a die over it, too.
I'll post a picture later.

The nuts do look good on the car. Certainly better than the OEM. :thumbsup:
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Re: Locking Wheel nuts - How to remove/replace damaged 12 years 10 months ago #24594

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Re: Locking Wheel nuts - How to remove/replace damaged 12 years 10 months ago #24867

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Wheel refurbed, all wheelnuts replaced, and torqued down to 75NM. Jobs a good'un.
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Re: Locking Wheel nuts - How to remove/replace damaged 12 years 9 months ago #25562

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Thanks David! :thumbsup:


This girl doesn't mind getting her hands dirty !!! :lol:

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