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    1. 03-24-2008 #1
      Dwbiggs
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      Where do you get long lug nuts?

      Buying a set of AR TTO's and wanted the raod racer look with long lug nuts...see pic. Where do you get them?
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      I have a set in stock, of 7/16's, and 1/2". They are 1.50ea.

      Call me, 951-609-3483
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    3. 03-24-2008 #3
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      How long would they be? I have a Mopar so I guess they 1/2-20 correct?
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      What I have in stock are 2.40" tall, and a standard 60 degree conical seat like a standard acorn lug nut. Exactly as shown here:

      http://www.cwausa.com/TunerLugNuts.html
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      OK thanks...my wheels will be in this week and I'll get back to you on the length. I guess conical will work on AR TTO's right? Forgive my wheel ignorance.
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      Yes, that is what they are drilled to accept. Let me know....
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      Hi Jon,

      Do you have 3/4" hex head in long style or just the tuner style?
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      those hex head ones are custom made Stainless steel pieces that cost 20 bucks each.
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      man tony, why you gots to go and say that for? LOL ... Pleasanton this weekend?
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      those hex head ones are custom made Stainless steel pieces that cost 20 bucks each.
      Sign me up for chrome please As if wheel prices weren't rediculous enough.
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      MusclecarJohn had them made. PM him for info.
      They are custom machined from stainless bar stock. 400 bucks a set.
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      This article refers to PS Engineering for the lugnuts. I've never used them, but have been researching recently.


      http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/s.../photo_09.html

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      i belive musclecarjohn's friend made them if i remember right. they do look nice
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      Someone call...?

      Yep,last I checked they were $400/set of 21 (one extra) but material prices have risen along with everything else.My machinist buddy has made/sold several sets over the last few months so I'm not sure of how backlogged he is.

      Phil Schmidt's (PSE) versions are flash chrome plated and will peel & flake,probably why I've got two sets for my old 15" AR 200S wheels.
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      Yes, that is what they are drilled to accept. Let me know....
      I am interested in those open ended lug nuts...tried calling today but haven't gotten anyone.
      1974 Challenger Rallye, 440+0.040, 10.5:1, Eddy Al heads, 238/244 dur, .536"/.540" hyd. cam, Eddy RPM intake, 750 Holley, 1 7/8" TTI headers, 2.5" TTI exhaust, T/A 10" "tight" converter, 3.55 SG, .96" torsion bars, 1.125" frt/.75"rr sway bar, XHD leafs, Edelbrock IAS shocks
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      Quote Originally Posted by Dwbiggs
      I am interested in those open ended lug nuts...tried calling today but haven't gotten anyone.
      Be patient...big car show this wknd,everyone's scrambling.
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      Called you back... called the car show off as it would be 2AM or later before I got up there.

      Left a message for you Dan, I'll be here at the shop for at least 30 more min.
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