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Old 10-26-2009, 07:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys, I recently got a set of 5zigen rims, the really popular ones, I cant remember the name. I searched but I cant find out if my lugnuts will work on the rims.

If they dont, Im not sure what kind of aftermarket lugnuts I will need. Do I buy the open ended long ones, or do I buy the nut looking kind?

Any input would help out a lot. Thanks
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I use Muteki close ended lug nuts.

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Ok thanks. So I guess the stockers won't work?
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Usually with aftermarket wheels, the tolerance for the size of the wheel lug is generally pretty small. That being said, stock lug nuts usually are too big.

Look for M12 x 1.5.

Personally, I use McGard wheel lugs and locks. They have a floating collar on the seat of them and it helps/prevents/reduces wheel studs from breaking.

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Great, thanks for the link I will check it out.

Kind of off topic, but my rims didn't come with center caps. Do they make universal centercaps for rims? I don't really feel like spending 100 dollars on a set. Thanks.
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Great, thanks for the link I will check it out.

Kind of off topic, but my rims didn't come with center caps. Do they make universal centercaps for rims? I don't really feel like spending 100 dollars on a set. Thanks.

I don't believe they really make "universal" ones or at least, I have never seen them. You probably could use center caps from other wheels if the size is the same and they "lock" into place the same way.

Ebay might be your best bet.
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Do these seem ok?

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those look good
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Those are ok. Do you need/want wheel locks? If not, my recommendation is to get lugs that can be taken off with a regular socket. That way you aren't worried about losing the lock key.

If you do need locks, just ignore me
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I have 5zigen fn01r-c, and i use the stock lugs they worked fine for me o.O

going to buy some locking ones asap though.
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Id at least like one locking lug nut on each rim.
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