FTO AUSTRALIA

Not with out flares haha

Ehh, I dunno. By calculation I should only be like 8mm further out at the front than Bennoz, who is fairly flush at the front, and 13mm at the rear. I think the poke was exaggerated by the car still being jacked up. But I guess we'll find out when they're actually mounted.

Nice BLUE valves...

Bennoz wrote:Nice BLUE valves...

Yeah, a guy at Tim's shop said much the same.

They came with the wheels.

Sahin wrote:should get some lock nuts lol

This for sure

silverGPX wrote:

Sahin wrote:should get some lock nuts lol

This for sure

Is the idea to have one different lock nut, and four regular, or all of them being the same?

If you want to make them harder to steal you would have 5 lock nuts per wheel.

Usually you have 4 regular wheel nuts per wheel and a set of 4 lock nuts, one per rim, which are the same as each other lock nut.

Also, did it take us 25 pages to choose a set of rims and tyres? So are we planning to have lock nuts sorted by about page 30 or so?

Vectose wrote:If you want to make them harder to steal you would have 5 lock nuts per wheel.

Dammit.

I'd say I should be safe enough, but then again who knows, hah. Wonder if I can ask insurance to cover these...

bjk wrote:

Vectose wrote:If you want to make them harder to steal you would have 5 lock nuts per wheel.

Dammit.

I'd say I should be safe enough, but then again who knows, hah. Wonder if I can ask insurance to cover these...

Probably, but they will charge you more $.

Daniel2019 wrote:Usually you have 4 regular wheel nuts per wheel and a set of 4 lock nuts, one per rim, which are the same as each other lock nut.

Also, did it take us 25 pages to choose a set of rims and tyres? So are we planning to have lock nuts sorted by about page 30 or so?

Ah! That's what I was saying.

And no. As you can see, other things may have happened... just not much. I have no idea how it's ended up being this many pages.

bjk wrote:

Daniel2019 wrote:Usually you have 4 regular wheel nuts per wheel and a set of 4 lock nuts, one per rim, which are the same as each other lock nut.

Also, did it take us 25 pages to choose a set of rims and tyres? So are we planning to have lock nuts sorted by about page 30 or so?

Ah! That's what I was saying.

And no. As you can see, other things may have happened... just not much. I have no idea how it's ended up being this many pages.

Thats ok, my build thread for the GR is like 15 pages and all I've done is drop the engine to the shop

Yeah lock nuts are good till you lose key. I suggest tuner nuts and set of lock nuts to too lessen any chance of theft. and lol at 25 pages to sort rims and they still wrong offset

Not wrong, just a slight ambitious, haha.

Thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BLACK-MAG-WH ... 127&_uhb=1

I have no idea how much I should be paying for these things.

bjk wrote:Thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BLACK-MAG-WH ... 127&_uhb=1

I have no idea how much I should be paying for these things.

You might need to start a new thread for these

Bennoz wrote:

bjk wrote:Thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BLACK-MAG-WH ... 127&_uhb=1

I have no idea how much I should be paying for these things.

You might need to start a new thread for these

Might?

Bennoz wrote:

bjk wrote:Thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BLACK-MAG-WH ... 127&_uhb=1

I have no idea how much I should be paying for these things.

You might need to start a new thread for these

Meanwhile, you old people are no help at all. I'm pretty sure I've said that once before as well.

In other news, insurance called me this morning regarding the reimbursement as apparently nothing had been done. I am considering leaving a complaint regarding that... although now I don't know whether it was another part of the process.

Just buy all the same nuts that need a key
Buy an extra key when u do aswell. Keep one in the glovebox. Other one at home.

destinationtoby wrote:Just buy all the same nuts that need a key
Buy an extra key when u do aswell. Keep one in the glovebox. Other one at home.

Person breaks in to car and finds the key in the glove box.