Do Bullitt's need special lugnuts?

markzeronine

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What kind of lugnuts are you using? it seems that my stock (96gt) lugnuts are too small? i mean they hold the wheel on, but i can see space in the lugnut hole still. hard to explain but if you could take a close up pic of them on your car i'd appreciate it, or if you know the correct lug nut for it

 

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There are a lot of different type of lug nuts. Go to a tire shop and they will help you get the correct ones.

 

jasonh_86

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You didn't recommend "your local Ford Parts counter"?

 

markzeronine

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View attachment 461803

there's a pic of what i'm talking about

 

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You need chrome cap type. That looks like ass...

 

markzeronine

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i dont care how they look, i just need something that fits right. but yeah i guess i'll go to ford when i get a chance, i was just wondering if anyone knew before hand. thank anyway

 

streethorse

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McTeague said:

There are a lot of different type of lug nuts. Go to a tire shop and they will help you get the correct ones.

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Yeah they have the chrome cap type that are shaped like a bullit, those
ones you have came off some Taurus with hub caps I think....

 

markzeronine

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they came off my 96 gt actually. but i have new ones from advance auto parts and its the same thing. they're too narrrow

 

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the stock ones will work just fine

mustang tuning.com sells some noce looking chrome ones

 

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urban96 said:

the stock ones will work just fine

mustang tuning.com sells some noce looking chrome ones

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Ditto, and I have a Bullitt so I know they will work

 

tomustang

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markzeronine said:

but i can see space in the lugnut hole still.

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so what's the problem? the hole is bigger, no biggie, now you wont have any problem trying to insert any size socket/tire iron in there

 

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tomustang said:

so what's the problem? the hole is bigger, no biggie, now you wont have any problem trying to insert any size socket/tire iron in there

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just leave them or buy some covers.

 

BooWFO

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needs more long wheel studs.

 

tomustang

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BooWFO said:

needs more long wheel studs.

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and cowbell

 

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Bullitts Rule