Wheel nuts
Wheel nuts
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harp

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25 posts

249 months

Saturday 3rd March 2007
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Don't know if this is a stupid question or not but are the wheel nut fitments the same on the Tuscan, Griffith and Chimaera? So will the wheel nuts for a Griffith fit a Tuscan or a Chimaera?


Edited by harp on Saturday 3rd March 14:21

R TOY

1,747 posts

257 months

Sunday 4th March 2007
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Almost certain that they are the same except that Grif/chim500 alloys have covered nuts and dont need to be shiny, not that many tvr nuts stay shiny for long anyway.Most owners have 'shinynuts' fitted which are stainless and do stay shiny. Be on a website if you google and will confirm if the same.

Full SP

253 posts

269 months

Sunday 4th March 2007
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They're not the same. Griff/ Chim use M12x1.5 whereas Tuscan, T350, Tam, Sag use M12x1.25. Cerbera use 1/2" UNF and early Tuscan have the same (these early Tuscans are normally identifiable by the front calipers which are the same as the Cerbera).

R TOY

1,747 posts

257 months

Monday 5th March 2007
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bowOk, i stand corrected then. paperbag

Full SP

253 posts

269 months

Monday 5th March 2007
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It's my job... no doubt you could give me a fair old pasting on farming matters. Though, reading it back, my post could seem a little abrupt - it wasn't meant to be.

R TOY

1,747 posts

257 months

Tuesday 6th March 2007
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Your post is fine, I did wonder 'how the hell does this guy know all that?' but a glance at your prof explained all. Err, any farming questions anyone??

S6PNJ

5,834 posts

310 months

Sunday 25th November 2007
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Resurection time! Anyone know what the nuts are from originally? I'm looking to get some locking ones and want to see what options are available. Cheers!

S6PNJ

5,834 posts

310 months

Thursday 29th November 2007
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Anyone any information? I'm sure lots of you out there have locking wheel nuts and have a variety of different makes and types.