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Old 06-01-2001, 09:14 PM
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Question Open Lug nuts
Does anyone know the size of the 928 lug nuts. I want to pick up a set of steel open lug nuts from the local autoparts store.
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That is a good Question Jim. However, I do know that King Wheels in Hillsboro will sell you stock Aluminum lugnuts.

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Hi Pat,
Looking for steel lug nuts for my track wheels.
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The lug bolt is a 14mm with a 1.5 pitch.

I got a set of open steel lug nuts from Intersport (the shop I frequent). OG Racing (they're on the net) sells them.
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Sorry John, I sometime mix you up with Jim Viglietta here in Vancouver. He sometimes posts as Jim V.

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Hello

The Nuts from the 1969 - 1989 VW Bus ( T2; T3 ) are the same Porsche uses ( OEM: Febi ). Have aöso similar prices but easyer zo find. Mercedes also has those nuts on small trucks ( f.e: 210 ).

Porsche do also have shorter open aluminium lug nuts for use in BBS rims.

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Also the Nuts from the 08 chrysler c300 AWD will fit too

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You can get the vw vanagon ones here for $2.50 each.

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Correct steel lug nut is N 0202 112 1 and we sell for $2.25 each
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$18.99 for all 20, free shipment here
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I have a full set or steel lugs that came from 928Motorsports originally. PM if interested.
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Is open nut the only requirement or for track use do you need to have thread exposed beyond the nut?
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need not extend...for track technically must have treads engaged equal to the diameter of the stud. Allows inspectors to easy see because some people add on wheel spacers/shims and start running out of stud....
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PCA rule is steel, with engagement at least equal to the diameter of the wheel lug studs. Doesn't specify open or closed, though open is a obviously a lot easier to judge during tech.
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