View Poll Results: Which lug nuts to use?
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Which lug nuts to use?
Which to use with my new wheels? Why?
I'm leaning towards the McGard spline drives since I already have them, but they are for tuner wheels (smaller hole, which in turn, smaller lug nuts). Also, the others look great too!
I can use the black BBS's, but I don't have black locks!
McGard's are lightweight, where as, BBS and Gorilla are normal/heavy weight (~52 grams).
Left: BBS (came with wheels); Center: McGard Spline Drives; Right: Gorillas
I'm leaning towards the McGard spline drives since I already have them, but they are for tuner wheels (smaller hole, which in turn, smaller lug nuts). Also, the others look great too!
I can use the black BBS's, but I don't have black locks!
McGard's are lightweight, where as, BBS and Gorilla are normal/heavy weight (~52 grams).
Left: BBS (came with wheels); Center: McGard Spline Drives; Right: Gorillas
Kyokugen are ok, but not great. You have to retighten them a few times over the first few hundred miles because they have a tendency to loosen when new; I didn't find that recommendation until AFTER I had lost a lug nut. There have also been several complaints about the nuts being very difficult to remove and the lug adapter stripping.
The total difference in weight is a few ounces. Since they are located at the center area of the wheel, they don't make any meaningful improvement. If I had to do it over again, I would probably get a different brand.
My 2 cents,
Tanq
The total difference in weight is a few ounces. Since they are located at the center area of the wheel, they don't make any meaningful improvement. If I had to do it over again, I would probably get a different brand.
My 2 cents,
Tanq
Just weighed the McGard spline drive and the Gorilla lugs on a percision weight scale.
1 Spline Drive = 33 grams
1 Gorilla = 62 grams (
Gorilla's are heavy!)
1 BBS = 52 grams
I don't know about our stock lug nuts weight.
1 Spline Drive = 33 grams
1 Gorilla = 62 grams (
Gorilla's are heavy!)1 BBS = 52 grams
I don't know about our stock lug nuts weight.
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Another weight comparison...
1 stock nut = 31.4 grams
I guess by going with the POLL, I don't need any lug nuts at all!
I'll just tape some magnet strips to the wheel hub!
1 stock nut = 31.4 grams
I guess by going with the POLL, I don't need any lug nuts at all!

I'll just tape some magnet strips to the wheel hub!
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