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Old Aug 21, 2007 | 05:13 PM
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Minor mods while waiting for the break-in period

Stock Wheel Bolts



With Boothe Chrome Bolts



Wheel Lock with a chrome (plastic) cover to hide the lock



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Where can I buy them?
 
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I'd be careful about using those bolts. I had them originally on mine but after a short while I started hearing creaking sounds coming from the outside. Turns out that the chamfer angle isn't quite correct on these bolts compared to the stock bolts so there's not a complete "contact" between the wheels and the bolts resulting in these coming loose occasionally. Just be sure to keep a close eye on these. I ended up removing them and going with the OEM black bolts instead.
 
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I'd be careful about using those bolts. I had them originally on mine but after a short while I started hearing creaking sounds coming from the outside. Turns out that the chamfer angle isn't quite correct on these bolts compared to the stock bolts so there's not a complete "contact" between the wheels and the bolts resulting in these coming loose occasionally. Just be sure to keep a close eye on these. I ended up removing them and going with the OEM black bolts instead.
Thanks Atomic. I will keep an eye on them.

I had them on my Carrera and Cayman for over a year without any issues. I hope that I can say the same with the 997TT.
 

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