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Topic: question for guys w/old school mustangs
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tangerine67
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if your running aftermarket rims on your old school - are you using acorn style lug nuts or mag style lugs nuts ?
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JohnB
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You need to use the style the rim requires...
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wilit
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Originally posted by JohnB:
You need to use the style the rim requires...
What JohnB said. The style of rim dictates the style of lug nut to use.
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tangerine67
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thats where im stuck at - its a y2k cobra rim on a 67 mustang - and the wheels didnt come with lug nuts - so im not sure - do i call a rim shop and ask ?
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ratfast
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A Y2K wheel should have a conical seat. Most modern wheels are conical seat (acorn style) with the exception of some of the Weld and Centerline drag racing wheels.
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tangerine67
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Originally posted by ratfast:
A Y2K wheel should have a conical seat. Most modern wheels are conical seat (acorn style) with the exception of some of the Weld and Centerline drag racing wheels.
Thanks ! appreciate the info ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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