brainhulk Diamond Member Sep 14, 2007 9,376 454 126 Mar 22, 2013 #1 They are all too soft and strip and get stuck in my impact and torque wrenches. Screw trying to save the couple of grams they weigh. Unless someone has a recommendation for a good one
They are all too soft and strip and get stuck in my impact and torque wrenches. Screw trying to save the couple of grams they weigh. Unless someone has a recommendation for a good one
M michal1980 Diamond Member Mar 7, 2003 8,019 43 91 Mar 22, 2013 #2 you are saving weight on lug nuts? That's just worthless. rotating mass matters the further it is from the center of rotation. I'd bank that your tire wearing has more of a performance impact then lighter lug nuts
you are saving weight on lug nuts? That's just worthless. rotating mass matters the further it is from the center of rotation. I'd bank that your tire wearing has more of a performance impact then lighter lug nuts
NutBucket Lifer Aug 30, 2000 27,127 616 126 Mar 22, 2013 #3 Uh, that's why you don't use them with impact wrenches? I've never had a problem.
brainhulk Diamond Member Sep 14, 2007 9,376 454 126 Mar 22, 2013 #4 NutBucket said: Uh, that's why you don't use them with impact wrenches? I've never had a problem. Click to expand... I'm spoiled by them. It feels like it takes a lot longer using my breaker bar. Hehe But they were also getting stuck in my torque wrench when tightening
NutBucket said: Uh, that's why you don't use them with impact wrenches? I've never had a problem. Click to expand... I'm spoiled by them. It feels like it takes a lot longer using my breaker bar. Hehe But they were also getting stuck in my torque wrench when tightening
manimal Lifer Mar 30, 2007 13,559 8 0 Mar 22, 2013 #5 dorifto rug nuts no worky with power tools. I always think of that video of that sti as it looses all four wheels!
dorifto rug nuts no worky with power tools. I always think of that video of that sti as it looses all four wheels!