Cerbera Locking Wheel nuts
Cerbera Locking Wheel nuts
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TailHappy

Original Poster:

47 posts

282 months

Monday 12th January 2009
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Just bought some McGard locking nuts-24193SU off ebay (item number 300220861562). Racing Green want nearly £50/set. They fit the 4.2 Cerb perfectly.
Cheers


Cooky

4,955 posts

267 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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rofl locking wheel nuts on a cerb rofl

Here's my take FWIW

Spiders: who the fk would nick wheels that buckle if you so much as fart slightly off centre

18in RLs: reclaimed stters that crack and fall apart

17in RLs: nice lookers but not the easiest to keep efficient due to constant bead leaks (or due I just push mine too hard) steady fellas...

Oz Saturns: original but heavy and a bit dare i say tractor looking when compared to the later options.

Sorry OP but i guess yer a newbie to Cerbism and not accustomed to our sometimes over sharp self ridicule. or have you purchased some aftermarket 'bling' we need to see wink

Nefarious

989 posts

295 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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I had somebody smash the window of a D-plate Sierra which I'd paid £15 for to get the OEM radio out of. If they'd asked, I would have given it to themrolleyes

Buffoon

881 posts

234 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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Nottingham. Need I say More?hehe

Byker28i

92,212 posts

247 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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Cooky said:
17in RLs: nice lookers but not the easiest to keep efficient due to constant bead leaks (or due I just push mine too hard) steady fellas...
One of the biggest benefits of having my wheels refurbed. I don't have to pump them up all the time biggrin

grovest

173 posts

220 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Not had to put air into my 17" RLs since having them refurbed several months back.

Mr.Cerbera

5,151 posts

260 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Cooky said:
rofl locking wheel nuts on a cerb rofl

Here's my take FWIW

Spiders: who the fk would nick wheels that buckle if you so much as fart slightly off centre

18in RLs: reclaimed stters that crack and fall apart

17in RLs: nice lookers but not the easiest to keep efficient due to constant bead leaks (or due I just push mine too hard) steady fellas...

Oz Saturns: original but heavy and a bit dare i say tractor looking when compared to the later options.

Sorry OP but i guess yer a newbie to Cerbism and not accustomed to our sometimes over sharp self ridicule. or have you purchased some aftermarket 'bling' we need to see wink
Thanks for the tip, Paul thumbup

Jesus Christ Phil, did you have a st Christmas or what ??

Edited by Mr.Cerbera on Wednesday 14th January 14:43

TailHappy

Original Poster:

47 posts

282 months

Wednesday 14th January 2009
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Sounds like I'm lucky not to have any of the wheels you mention Cooky! Do like the look of the spiders though

They will help stop any little f**kers trying to nick my wheels anyway, if only for the tyres they can sell on as part worn!

I dont live in a dodgy area......Honest!

Cheers

Cooky

4,955 posts

267 months

Thursday 15th January 2009
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Mr.Cerbera said:
Jesus Christ Phil, did you have a st Christmas or what ??
As it happens ... yes frown

but my reply was not intended as nasty, just a poor attempt at self sarcasm and annoyance of the fact I was/am still locked out of the bloody car due to frozen locks, and a flat battery banghead