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new alloys problem?


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I just bought some new Rota GTR alloys for my supe, but I have just been told that I will need new wheel bolts for them? Can I use the bolts from the standard wheels? or are they the wrong type or something? anyone had any experience with this?

If I do need some new ones where can I get them from by tomorrow (saturday) and do they need to be a certain type or will any bolts from halfords fit?

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I purchased the wheels from whifbitz, however I didn't check all the boxes that the wheels came in to see if there were any nuts/bolts, and unfortunately I haven't got access to them at the moment because they are at work! and I have arranged to get them fitted tommorrow.... do you think that motorworld/ halfords will have any that will fit or should they need to be ordered in?

 

rolled arches- what does this involve ?

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rolled arches- what does this involve ?

 

Mine (and others it turned out) fouled the rear arches (the arch hit the tyre when on bumpy ground) and it seems the only way to cure this is to have the arches rolled (or cut them off) :blink:

 

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It might turn out that the new alloys have a chamfered seat on the fixing holes, the standard Supra ones are flat.

My speedline alloys needed a full set of new wheel nuts and lockers as they were chamfered. Took me ages to sort out the locking wheel nuts, e-mailed McGuard in Germany who gave me the part number for nuts they supplied to Lexus !!:)

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