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hey guys just want to throw in my 2 cents we've had the project kics R26 lugs on our track EVO X, even though they are great light lugs, if
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hey guys
just want to throw in my 2 cents we've had the project kics R26 lugs on our track EVO X, even though they are great light lugs, if you plan on taking your wheels on and off a bunch of times, you definitely shouldnt buy these lugs you have to be very diligent of making sure that the torque wrench is set to 85 lbs max! anything more than that and they snap right off the stud we ended up switching to the Kics Caliber lugs...much more durable and you can torque them to 90-95lbs (this just eases our minds lol) |
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