andized bolts

[justin_]

i no what i mean but im spelling crap. where the best place to get them??

 

[JackJack]

Why? waste of money imo mate they're stupidly expensive.

 

[Da]

Can you start by posting in the correct section please? Thanks.

 

[Matt W]

Google.

http://www.tastynuts.com/Products/Aluminium?gclid=CM7i3b7BoaYCFQ1O4Qod00_DZw

 

[Matt W]

Double post, Oh my gosh!
What does this mean?
It's starting to look like a triple post!

 

[justin_]

not a problem sorry

 

[Dave..]

Are we talking about anodised wheel nuts? I vaguely remember Rare Rims talking about a stud conversion with anodised nuts.

Why? waste of money imo mate they're stupidly expensive.

They look pretty, like half of the tat that people on here waste more money on.

 

[justin_]

Are we talking about anodised wheel nuts? I vaguely remember Rare Rims talking about a stud conversion with anodised nuts.



They look pretty, like half of the tat that people on here waste more money on.

so pretty much it a bad idea to get them??

 

[Matt W]

Make your own mind up!

 

[will.clio!]

I didn't think you could get anodized wheel bolts, because they can't be' torqued up' enough and aren't strong enough etc.

If you wanted them for pretty colours you would have to get anodized nuts and a stud conversion kit.

I may be wrong though. I've been tempted, but haven't bothered

 

[Da]

I have wheel bolt covers on mine, the steel bolts stood out a mile against the black Speedlines. Only problem is that you can't cover the locking nut :dapprove:

Oh, and thankyou, Justin :approve: