You say this is a small diameter lug nut kit but you never describe what the "smaller diameter" is. How do you expect people to buy without info? Not smart!
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It's just smaller , you can't see them from the side of car but you can when facing towards rim, the paint chips off on sides after the first time taking them off.No biggie because pple can't see sides anyway
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Hi!! The bits are not labeled but it is not necesary for me to know the diameter. Thanks!
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It's a little difficult to tell, Vinny, as the lug nuts I'm using are slightly tapered and aren't marked. However, my efforts to measure them indicates about 12-14mm, depending on how you do it. This 6 point spline tuner fits them fine.
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There are six sizes to fit just abourt any lug nut. I'm am pretty sure one of them will fit.
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the lug is14mm with a17mm nut. standard conversion is 3/8 lug with 11/16 nut
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No you cannot. This is a 1/4 in. drive set. Only for small jobs like putting a cabinet together or light work with small bolts. There is not a socket in the kit big enough for a lug nut.
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I bought my lug nuts from Amazon. you will be asked for your make and model of vehicle and they will tell what the correct lug nut is.
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Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
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I would recommend checking with your local shop who would be installing the wheels for the correct size lug nuts. They vary from wheel to wheel and vehicle to vehicle.
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this kit comes with a adapter that fits in a 19mm(3/4") wrench so that it can reach lug nuts inside mag wheel where sockets normaly don't fit ,but to answer the question lug nut takes a 22mm (28/32") wrench
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Eric, The listing you're referencing is for a 4x100MM lug pattern. The 5x114.3 is MFG part# MR11656531740. They are readily available. Thank you, BWT
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Hi again, Becuase these come with metric studs and nuts, they are made for imported carts like the Yamaha's. Virtually all carts use a 4/4 lug pattern but the special reduced hex size nuts provided to mount these spacers will only bolt to 10mm studs. Then the nuts you currently have must be 10mm to bolt to the new studs. Thanks again, Greg
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I just checked mine. I had a 3/8 bolt and nut to compare. The nut was too big. You are in luck. It's 5/16 and a 1/2 inch wrench fits.
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It is a British Thread. I called the manufacturer when I couldn't find a fit. It will only work on a rack made by them or you can spend about $60.00 and buy a bag of nuts. If buy the nuts let me know I would be interested in buying a couple of you.
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Also if you have been looking at these maybe you already know, they will NOT usually fit factory wheels. The nuts are smaller for smaller wheel holes, like snow tire rims I bought them for. That is my experience.
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They would us a standard acorn bulge lug nut. We sell lug nuts as well if you need to order a set. Thread pitch will depend on vehicle.
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2 3/4 is not a lug pattern. Google how to measure a lug pattern And it'll explain everthing