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  1. Zooomzoomguy

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    ok i was thinking about purchasing the weld pro star wheels, summit p/n WLD-96-58208, which lug nuts would i need to buy for these wheels? part numbers would help alot :)
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Looks like the CLL-L5120 Would be the ones you want.
     
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    If you ever plan on running it at the track, you 'might' need open-ended nuts for the rear depending on what kind of day the Tech is having.

    I had to change mine out to open-ended on the rear. They allowed closed ended on front.

    I don't have an NHRA rule book handy, but I believe that is one of their rules.


    Can anyone else jump in to confirm?
     
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    yup.....if running slicks must have wheel studs......

    *Edited due to bad(wrong) information that Don made correct for me :bowdown:
     
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    nhra rule is that the diameter of the stud, say if it is 3/8 or 7/16, that length must go into the stud. doesn't have to go past it. my front ones don't go all the way through. :)
     
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    thats what I said.......... :rolleyes:
    well, OK...thanks Don :clap:
     
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