Low Cost Titanium Lug Bolts
#16
No strength advantage so I guess it's all we it advantage. How much in grams are these babies liter than the oems? Well titanium also does not rust... Now my question is titanium bolts or cbi hid bulbs???
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Titanium lugs should weigh about 1 lb less than stock for all the lugs which isn't much really. Only real advantage is that they look good, won't rust and they have equal strength.
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Three Wheelin'
Website says 'in stock'. Thought these were in the process of being designed.
At that price point, they could be great but there's no way I'm putting them on a car without some proper testing. Let us know the pertinent details when you've finalized everything. Definite interest though.
At that price point, they could be great but there's no way I'm putting them on a car without some proper testing. Let us know the pertinent details when you've finalized everything. Definite interest though.
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#26
Drifting
Those are some sexy CAD machined pieces. Very nicely done. I'm rarely impressed.
WOW.
What's with all the security/lock questions? Who steals wheels any more. They take the whole car?
Where does one keep the key to the wheel lock? In the safe at home? Unlikely. Most keep it in the glove box or frunk. Perps would just smash the window.
Making more of a mess and cost. Then pop or crowbar the frunk to look there. First thing I take off when I get a new car to me...
Here's a not asked question. What about a titanium wheel spacer?
WOW.
What's with all the security/lock questions? Who steals wheels any more. They take the whole car?
Where does one keep the key to the wheel lock? In the safe at home? Unlikely. Most keep it in the glove box or frunk. Perps would just smash the window.
Making more of a mess and cost. Then pop or crowbar the frunk to look there. First thing I take off when I get a new car to me...
Here's a not asked question. What about a titanium wheel spacer?
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You can order them on this link.-
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