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Old Feb 12, 2005 | 12:50 AM
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Default wheel locks: did you have to use a washer?

the set of wheel locks i got from trdsparks were Mcgard cone seat types. the stock lug nut has a flange at the end. when i got the locks a month ago i just put them on w/o thinking much about it until now. should i get some washers to go in between the wheel and the locks?
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There are no instructions that say anything about using washers. Mine have been on for months without them. I think you're fine.
Old Feb 12, 2005 | 01:27 AM
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it's just that they look so much different since the stock nuts have a wide flange that presses wheel onto the hub i guess.
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They do look different, but... well... the whole thing looks different. None of them truly have washers, so I'm not worried. Plus I don't think that the locks hold the wheel on as robustly as the other nuts - I just think of it as lock first, nut second.
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