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Which wheel nuts do i use?
i'm fitting a set of 10" weller wheels to my mini what nuts should i be using?
at the moment i have a set of 7x13" ultralight's fitted will the nuts from them be ok to use as i'm not sure if they have a different seat angle to standard nuts:?:
at the moment i have a set of 7x13" ultralight's fitted will the nuts from them be ok to use as i'm not sure if they have a different seat angle to standard nuts:?:

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Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
Unless you changed the wheel studs you shoudn't have a problem....
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Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
Wellers use ordinary steel wheel nuts,not sure about the Superlights.I thought they used sleeve nuts.
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Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
these look like the ones i have now http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx? ... 768&title=
Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
remove a wheel and measure the stud lenght and someone maybe able to say if they were ever changed.... the 7*13's usualy require longer studs that may be too long for the wellers.... them nuts you have are the 60 degree seat ones so should work as wellers use standard nutsaidstap wrote:these look like the ones i have now http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx? ... 768&title=
another thing to consider is will they fit over your brake assembly??
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Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
I test fitted them last night they seem to fit ok with them nuts.

The brakes I have now only just fit under the 13's but I have another set to fit under the 10's
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The brakes I have now only just fit under the 13's but I have another set to fit under the 10's
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Re: Which wheel nuts do i use?
is there not an issue with the chamfer (cut angle) on the seating of the wheel-nut? was it not the case that steel wheels (inc wellers?) use a curved seating and alloys (using a steel insert) are at a fixed angle? as opposed to the fully sleeved nuts as in some alloys?
curious here as ive a set of Wellies someplace.
curious here as ive a set of Wellies someplace.

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