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Old Mar 13, 2004
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correct lugnut?

i just went o get tires for my subzeros but they were reluctant to put them on my car unless i had the correct lugnut set, Zenki forged racing lug nuts work? i bought them used from a member, and sure if they work? do they and if not what are the correct ones?
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Yeah, they work.
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thought so, but wasnt 100 % sure, and my tire shop didnt want to take a chance, they also asked for a number to call rota or something anyone have that? also the lugnuts say they are pre oiled, so should i not rinse them off with water to clean then?
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Don't wash them, that'll take the oil off. Its just a thread lube so they go on smoothly. I know they fit because I've personally put them on. Dunno the number for Rota. The number you really want is Cosmic Marketing. They distribute Rotas.
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yea i found there site but only had an email address, i bought the lugnuts used so is there a way to tell if they are still oil properly? and is there a way to clean them without removing that lube?
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You can dunk them in water, just no soap. Eventually the oil would have worn off anyways. if you really feel its necessary, put a drop of a very light oil (household, don't use something like motor oil) in the nut then thread it on and off a couple times to spread it out.
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ok thanks again you have really been helpfull to me
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actually hes the one i got them off of, because i was getting some light 15's then the deal went threw so i never had a chance to use them. i never used them. and he said he only test fitted them, he has the valve stems
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