Anyone in the El Monte area with lug nut remover tools?
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Cut of those shiney heads with a dremel and try something like this
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...subcat=Sockets
Maybe will even work without cutting off the heads
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...subcat=Sockets
Maybe will even work without cutting off the heads
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I think those are the spline-type lug nuts by Gorilla. I've got the adapter for the McGard spline lug nuts which are a little different. Good luck!
http://www.gorilla-auto.com
http://www.gorilla-auto.com
#23
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Originally Posted by payne
1. get 20 close sized craftsman or snapon deep socket.
2. Hammer them on to the lugs with a 5lb sledge
3. Take sockets back to sears and get new ones.
2. Hammer them on to the lugs with a 5lb sledge
3. Take sockets back to sears and get new ones.
This is the way wheel shops do it. You find a socket that's just smaller than the O.D. of the lugnut and hammer it on. Then put the ratchet on a loosen it.
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Originally Posted by payne
1. get 20 close sized craftsman or snapon deep socket.
2. Hammer them on to the lugs with a 5lb sledge
3. Take sockets back to sears and get new ones.
2. Hammer them on to the lugs with a 5lb sledge
3. Take sockets back to sears and get new ones.