TheBoz

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So in my quest to run stock style rims that require Shank Style lug nuts, I have found a solution. This is a pic of an adapter that will allow you to run acorn style lug nuts on a shank style rim.

So tell me what you guys think.

Here are the pics.

THX181

iTrader: (2)

Whats the material? Steel or aluminum?

Did you make them or buy?

AdamJ39

iTrader: (51)

+1 x1000!!

-Adam

Base_model

iTrader: (1)

Sweet, how many threads will catch?

shrtstuff89

iTrader: (3)

So its a way that ppl can use aftermarket lugs on stock enkeis???

AdamJ39

iTrader: (51)

hah yea probably why this guy never replied his wheels may have fallen off, obviously need extended wheel studs, but ive been searching for an hour tring to find these things and no luck, bout to make some...

-Adam

AdamJ39

iTrader: (51)

Yes, or in my case stock wheels on extended wheel studs without having to cut the tops off a set of stockers which i refuse to do

n2oiroc

iTrader: (33)

no need to cut the tops off the stockers, find a mitsubishi with alloys with caps that cover the lugs. most galants have them. they look like this.

http://www.ezaccessory.com/Toyota_Le.../98-0003oe.htm

TheBoz

iTrader: (9)

Wheels have not fallen off, . You would have to run extended studs to use this. I made the adapters myself.

ViciousLSD

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way overkill IMO

EDK

I'm super late to the party, but was just doing a search for this exact solution. I'm already running extended studs, but would like to run my BBS OEM 17s with my acorn/taper style lugs.

TheBoz it says you've not been online since 2019 so this is a long shot, but are you still making these??

MinusPrevious

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@EDK

Heres a thread showing the NAPA solution. Toyota also has opened ended acorns that work as well

See here (post no. 6): https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mo...-lug-nuts.html

EDK

That doesnt seem to be the ones I need. I'm needing ones to fit the OEM wheels so need to have a flat face.