Help!!! Can I use my stock bolts/lugs on my new rims?
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Help!!! Can I use my stock bolts/lugs on my new rims?
hi members,
I got a set of aftermarket rims the euro26's. Can I still use my stock bolts with the new rims? I was intending on putting on my wheels tomorrow and would like to know asap!
Thanks in advance!
I got a set of aftermarket rims the euro26's. Can I still use my stock bolts with the new rims? I was intending on putting on my wheels tomorrow and would like to know asap!
Thanks in advance!
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I'm not sure anyone knows what the euro26s are.
Without look at the thickness of the bolt area, its pretty hard to tell.
When I went to aftermarket wheels, I needed longer lugbolts.
Without look at the thickness of the bolt area, its pretty hard to tell.
When I went to aftermarket wheels, I needed longer lugbolts.
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Check if your new wheels need a ball or cone seat. Then compare how far the lugbolt sticks out the back of each wheel to determine if you need a change for it to be longer or shorter.
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The post above about the seat is very important. Many of the aftermarket wheels have cone shaped seats. MB's tyically are ball shaped. If you mix and match the wheels are going to be unstable and not give you the proper fit.
