Lug nuts
#2
I don't know much about the subject, but I know that when I got new wheels, they put Gorilla lug nuts on there because the stock ones wouldn't work. Make sure to check the thread pitch and the lug spacing (I have seen it on here all over the place) and then you can start choosing lug nuts.
Good luck
Good luck
#3
Mcguard looks like a good option for non-OEM wheels:
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They are made in the USA and most of the reviews on Amazon are positive and claim they hold up well. (Mcguard guarantee's them for life not to rust, chip or peel.) The only down sides are they are a bit pricey (but you usually get what you pay for) and they only come in chrome or black.
But it's best to check with the manufacture of the wheel for the recommended 'seat' type of the lug nut you will need. BTW the thread type on the TC2 is M12 x 1.5
Products
They are made in the USA and most of the reviews on Amazon are positive and claim they hold up well. (Mcguard guarantee's them for life not to rust, chip or peel.) The only down sides are they are a bit pricey (but you usually get what you pay for) and they only come in chrome or black.
But it's best to check with the manufacture of the wheel for the recommended 'seat' type of the lug nut you will need. BTW the thread type on the TC2 is M12 x 1.5
#7
for aftermarket
muteki is fine, quality, common, affordable
higher quality with locks: project kics
and there's the well known names brands which are good too: Greddy, Rays/Volks, Works, Amuse, Advan, J's
muteki is fine, quality, common, affordable
higher quality with locks: project kics
and there's the well known names brands which are good too: Greddy, Rays/Volks, Works, Amuse, Advan, J's
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