Anyone in the El Monte area with lug nut remover tools?
Send my cash via paypal, I already told fris one way of removing them. And if you want to sell the coilovers bad you can still remove them without the rims taken off, its just a bigger hassle.
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ive tried vice grip, it jsut slips off. i tried special sockets to remove them, they wont grab hold of them they slip off. i dont wanna damage the rims trying anything else.
Is there someway of getting the hub out? Heh get the hub out, break off all the heads from the lug studs on the other side and pop them out the other way, It'll cost you like 25 bucks in new studs and a headache of getting them all in if it works...
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
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.
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
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.
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.



