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Help with my nuts please
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02 Apr 2014 14:49 #111023
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Replied by jonesyba420 on topic Help with my nuts please
but is it an alloy wheel nut or a steel wheel nut?
or is there no difference?
or is there no difference?
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02 Apr 2014 14:52 #111024
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Replied by 410shotgun on topic Help with my nuts please
if you are putting steels on any nut will do
as long as it fits the taper on the wheel
the 1 in the photo or the other type
as long as it fits the taper on the wheel
the 1 in the photo or the other type
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02 Apr 2014 16:28 #111041
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I might be wrong (but I doubt it) the straight (linear) bevel ones are used on both alloy and steel; they are 60°. The curve bevel is used on certain applications and I've never seen those on the Suzukis I've seen. Just look at the bevel on the wheel and see if it is linear or curved.
Replied by helijohn on topic Help with my nuts please
jonesyba420 wrote: but is it an alloy wheel nut or a steel wheel nut?
or is there no difference?
I might be wrong (but I doubt it) the straight (linear) bevel ones are used on both alloy and steel; they are 60°. The curve bevel is used on certain applications and I've never seen those on the Suzukis I've seen. Just look at the bevel on the wheel and see if it is linear or curved.
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02 Apr 2014 21:00 #111084
by Rhinoman
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
Replied by Rhinoman on topic Help with my nuts please
there is also a 90 degree nut. I'm pretty sure that the alloy nuts on my 4u2 were a different taper to the steels on the SJ. I nearly had a front wheel come off my Mazda because of this issue, I stopped to investigate on take off and found 4 nuts loose and two missing! someone before me must have swapped the wheels.
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02 Apr 2014 21:01 #111086
by Rhinoman
They look the same as the nuts that came off my alloys, the steel rims on the SJ have a straight nut.
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Replied by Rhinoman on topic Help with my nuts please
2013gary wrote: If it's any help I have steel wheels on mine and they have the nuts that look like this picture. I believe they are 19mm
They look the same as the nuts that came off my alloys, the steel rims on the SJ have a straight nut.
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02 Apr 2014 21:51 #111098
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Replied by Jutwit on topic Help with my nuts please
I had flat faced ones on my steels on my sj , and the only other time I've ever changed wheels was from steel to alloy on an old escort and I had to change the nuts, will try the original ones and just keep an eye on them me thinks
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