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Old 11-02-2011, 04:05 PM
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titanium lug nuts has anyone tried them? i know this is a ricer site but they are cheap, most likely made from inferior titanium http://www.ilovebodykits.com/product...s_12x1_25.html .
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Any specific reason why you are looking at them other than price? They are the cheapest I have ever seen, too (usually I see sets for ~$200).
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The oem Porsche are magnesium which are about half the weight of titanium, so why change?
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I'm pretty sure they're aluminum.
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cuz the Al ones are getting old, who knows how the threads look after 25yrs of on/off.

im replacing mine at the end of the year, would like more input on these
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It says they're made of steel?
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lol Ti might just be the color
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lmao why am i not surprised. our factory lug nuts are aluminum and i always find residue and crap in the threads when i remove them, heres a set of real titanium lugs but im not so much into the purple thing http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/me...Code=90304-T1R
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found these but they are imperial standard and not metric, but the guy in the top left corner looks friendly. http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Titani...h-11,4814.html
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None of those are correct. The 944 lug nuts are convex interfaces.
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Originally Posted by xschop
None of those are correct. The 944 lug nuts are convex interfaces.
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Good thing I read through the entire thread before I posted.... I was going to say the same thing, after the 1st post.
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Originally Posted by 944meister
found these but they are imperial standard and not metric, but the guy in the top left corner looks friendly. http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Titani...h-11,4814.html
he looks like he just pooped



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