Group Buy on AXAS lug nuts
11-06-2002 | 05:11 PM
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Re: Group Buy on AXAS lug nuts
Originally posted by CivicSiRacer
I got these in the mail yesterday and they are 1/2 the weight of the stock lugs. They are also longer than your usual lug nut and have an open end incase you use extended wheel studs.
I got 20 lugs for $65.
I got these in the mail yesterday and they are 1/2 the weight of the stock lugs. They are also longer than your usual lug nut and have an open end incase you use extended wheel studs.
I got 20 lugs for $65.
not talkign ****.. im seriously interested in why YOU chose them
11-06-2002 | 05:27 PM
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Well I wasn't crazy enough to spend the price on Mugen (cheapest I saw was $85-95). But I wanted to shed some weight off the wheels since I will be going with SSR Comps next year with BFG g-force TA KD tires. I was also thinking of getting extended studs for wider race wheels and tires OR using larger spacers for my SSRs.
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11-07-2002 | 09:01 AM
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Originally posted by wilsel
Wouldn't it be better to just loose a couple pounds? Seriously, how much weight are they saving you? Maybe a pound all around?
Wouldn't it be better to just loose a couple pounds? Seriously, how much weight are they saving you? Maybe a pound all around?
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11-07-2002 | 11:19 AM
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Originally posted by wilsel
I'm just curious? Is that all they are for is weight savings, or do you need them for wider wheels?
I'm just curious? Is that all they are for is weight savings, or do you need them for wider wheels?
notice, for instance, not only is it "heavy" in terms of gravity, but it also has mass in terms of centrifugal weight, (can i say that?), that is to say, that every time it goes up and down it takes work, it takes work to lift a stud against gravity.
11-07-2002 | 01:50 PM
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Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
notice, for instance, not only is it "heavy" in terms of gravity, but it also has mass in terms of centrifugal weight, (can i say that?), that is to say, that every time it goes up and down it takes work, it takes work to lift a stud against gravity.
notice, for instance, not only is it "heavy" in terms of gravity, but it also has mass in terms of centrifugal weight, (can i say that?), that is to say, that every time it goes up and down it takes work, it takes work to lift a stud against gravity.
