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| 03-11-2014, 03:15 PM | #1 |
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Lug sizes and brands - help.
Looking to buy another set of lugs. What size width do we have? I don't think they're universal.
On another note, what is a good brand besides Project Kics. Muteki? Looking to get another set in black.
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What is your budget? I love my Project Kics R40 REVOs. Best lug nuts I've owned to date!
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For around $100, Muteki is probably your best option. The R40s cost a pretty penny but they're really nice. Can't say enough good things about mine.
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| 03-11-2014, 11:23 PM | #6 |
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Depending on what you want to pay, Work wheels makes some nice ones, Rays, and also Muteki.. I had muteki on my previous car with Work wheels and they were great
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No idea how much these costs but i've seen pics and they look pretty damn good
http://www.tikore.com Edit: Wow holy shit just looked and saw $650... Nevermind I guess lol
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I have Muteki and no complaints on quality. Even hit the track a few times and didn't have to worry about re-torquing them after each run. They're pretty solid. You can expect the black paint to chip if you change your wheel/tire setup frequently.
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