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I had picked up a set of Kazera KZ-V 17" wheels about two seasons ago (winter tire set). This season, I can't seem to find my package of lug nuts when I moved houses. The internet is absolute **** when it comes to telling me exactly what size lug nuts do I need!
I am not talking thread count, I am talking diameter, etc. The Kazera seems to have very narrow lug nut holes, so any help would be greatly appreciated. If you do not know the size, is there a way I can find out?
the wheels that came on my old 8 had really narrow lug holes. i got a set of motegi neo chrome ones that worked well. they are f/s in my part out thread
I know, these wheels have done me well the past two seasons, but I can't find the damn lug nut set I had for them.
I just know it is a narrow and semi-deep lug nut well, so would tuner lug nuts work in this case?
@200.mph - do you have any pictures of your lug nuts? I know my Gorilla Lug nuts I have on my normal wheels do not fit the diameter of what these Kazera wheels want.
I know, these wheels have done me well the past two seasons, but I can't find the damn lug nut set I had for them.
I just know it is a narrow and semi-deep lug nut well, so would tuner lug nuts work in this case?
@200.mph - do you have any pictures of your lug nuts? I know my Gorilla Lug nuts I have on my normal wheels do not fit the diameter of what these Kazera wheels want.
Like prior people said tuner style lugs are the lugs that are slimmer and will fit look for the thread pitch given above. Cheapo ones are Gorilla or Muteki. Muteki is pretty much a rep of project kics.
Tuner style lugs worked, though with that wheel, you need about a 1/2 spline to it for it to fit the stud properly. Sadly, the tuner lugs I got didn't have the extended spline so it is only a few threads on, but worked fine for winter. Time to throw my proper summer tires on for AutoX season!