Thread: RRC alloy wheel nuts needed

I assume, from the photos, you mean nuts, not studs.

Nuts screw onto the studs which are in the hub.

Ron

If you don't have any luck with 2nd hand nuts, give this mob a try:
http://www.niceproducts.com.au/
My local parts shop (Peps) carries their products so your's should be able to get them if need be.

Yes, your right, I meant NUTS....

Thanks for the info

I'll edit the title, etc.

Ron

I got brand new D2 ones from Karcraft,they were something like $11ea.
Bit better than $29 from the stealer when you are chasing 16!!!!
Andrew

Graeme Cooper has them for about 10 bucks or so.
I bought some recently.
Regards Philip A

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

I got brand new D2 ones from Karcraft,they were something like $11ea.
Bit better than $29 from the stealer when you are chasing 16!!!!
Andrew

Genuine Land Rover alloy wheel nuts will not fit these aftermarket wheels.

The shank section of these aftermarket nuts is very thin & they are easily broken when tightening them up. Don't ask me how I know.
Genuine Land Rover are much thicker/stronger but won't fit the aftermarket wheels.

Discoveries have big nuts, on the alloys that is. I have got some alloys off a recent rangie and they use a smaller hole in the alloy wheel center. Just happens that I can't use my disco nuts. So it is either ream out the rangie rims or like "stooge" I will have to source alternative nuts. Even at $11 a throw it is going to hurt for 20 of them