Need a source for Chrome lug bolts?
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Need a source for Chrome lug bolts?
A stupid question im sure...but where can I get a nice set of chrome lug bolts?
I just purchased a set of wheels (kinesis K58R) with stock size/offset and wondering what would work best with this set up?
If anyone in the NJ/NY area can point me in the right direction...that would be great.
Thanks!
I just purchased a set of wheels (kinesis K58R) with stock size/offset and wondering what would work best with this set up?
If anyone in the NJ/NY area can point me in the right direction...that would be great.
Thanks!
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I just spoke to someone at wheel enhancement and they told me that I can only use a special porsche replacement lug bolt b/c of the way that it embeds into the wheel.
Is that correct or can I assume that that is a bunch of BS?
Is that correct or can I assume that that is a bunch of BS?
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Ralphe Boothe also sells very nice chrome lugbolts. They do have the required collar/washer.
As I recall, wheel enhancements chromes stock bolts so that is also a good way to go. They told me that they chase the threads before they ship them out, but Don's suggestion is a good one as a double check.
As I recall, wheel enhancements chromes stock bolts so that is also a good way to go. They told me that they chase the threads before they ship them out, but Don's suggestion is a good one as a double check.
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I spoke to ralph boothe and he quoted me $240.00! That's pretty expensive for lug bolts!
Oh yeah...I forget...im driving a porsche so I should expect to pay more! <sigh>
Oh yeah...I forget...im driving a porsche so I should expect to pay more! <sigh>
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I've had the WE chrome units and had the chrome come off in sheets with in the first two times I had removed them, also had to remove the chrome from the threads. When I tried to return them they would give the run around for over 4 months until I had to confront Dave personally to have them exchanged or refunded. They have no problems selling you stuff. but if you have a problem with what they have sold you the service sucks. I bought them a die to have the chrome removed from the threads, I got tired of them telling me they can't exchange the bolts because they didn't have a die or it was broken. This went on for over 4 months!
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Having purchased numerous bolts for many cars, motorcycles and misc projects, I don't think that $12 each is much at all. I expect to pay for quality and try to support those that make quality parts for our cars.
It is not like they can make and sell a few million a month to take advantage of volume discounts.
It is not like they can make and sell a few million a month to take advantage of volume discounts.
#11
You could just put caps on the stock wheel bolts. Need to replace the locking one with a standard bolt however. This pic is from a UK site but some company in the US must have chrome caps. Jeff
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Bill,
The ones I have came from Ralph also. Your right they are expensive, but they are well made. You won't have any chrome peeling off them. I do not have a locking one though.
The ones I have came from Ralph also. Your right they are expensive, but they are well made. You won't have any chrome peeling off them. I do not have a locking one though.
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Ok...I decided to go with the bolts from ralph boothe. Although they are expensive, Im sure i'll be getting a quality product. Last thing I want is to have the chrome plating peeling off.
He was a very nice guy and stands behind his product.
I will post pictures and more details when the wheels are mounted!
He was a very nice guy and stands behind his product.
I will post pictures and more details when the wheels are mounted!