507 locking wheel lugs?
#1
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507 locking wheel lugs?
Is "B 6 6 47 0155" the correct part number for 507 locking wheel lugs? I've searched on this topic and there appears to be different part numbers for the different MY ranges, so which one is right for the 507?
And is there a McGard equivalent? I had seen 28018, but where I looked it shows up as unavilable.
ps I just switched from a E60 M5 to the 507 - what an upgrade.
And is there a McGard equivalent? I had seen 28018, but where I looked it shows up as unavilable.
ps I just switched from a E60 M5 to the 507 - what an upgrade.
#2
Please comment a little more on your M5 to 507 what an upgrade statement. I was looking at M5 and went ahead and chose the 507. The 507 is not here yet so I'm really looking forward to your opinion. Thanks
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I had an E60 M5, not the current F10 model. It was (and felt) significantly larger than the C63; interior had become dated and modern safety features were lacking; tires selction limited in the OE sizes; the SMG around town was clunky although it did shift brilliantly on the track; engine needed significant rpm's to be in the power band; and finally, it got even worse mileage than the C63!
The C has this amazing and mezmerizing sound as we all know, M5 not so much. It was a great car, but I'm glad I swapped it out...
The C has this amazing and mezmerizing sound as we all know, M5 not so much. It was a great car, but I'm glad I swapped it out...
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Is "B 6 6 47 0155" the correct part number for 507 locking wheel lugs? I've searched on this topic and there appears to be different part numbers for the different MY ranges, so which one is right for the 507?
And is there a McGard equivalent? I had seen 28018, but where I looked it shows up as unavilable.
ps I just switched from a E60 M5 to the 507 - what an upgrade.
And is there a McGard equivalent? I had seen 28018, but where I looked it shows up as unavilable.
ps I just switched from a E60 M5 to the 507 - what an upgrade.