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Absolut Speed
Oddball question, but I'm replacing the stock lug nuts and bought Gorilla replacements. I guessed on the length of the nut, and while the new Gorillas are a tad shorter, it's threaded all the way whereas the stock lug nuts are not. In effect, I now have more thread in contact with the stud, plus some. Is there any problem with having more threaded lug nut than stud? I figure they shouldn't back off any faster than stock, or am I wrong? Seems like such a rudimentary question, but I've never come across it.
DryStout
QUOTE (Absolut Speed @ May 7 2004, 11:19 PM)
Is there any problem with having more threaded lug nut than stud?  I figure they shouldn't back off any faster than stock, or am I wrong?  Seems like such a rudimentary question, but I've never come across it.

No.

Same number of turns to seat the new lug nut as the stock one right? I say you are right.


From your description I think you found a good replacement for the stock part.
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