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These are a bit different though they are covered by a cap that is held on by a pretty strong magnet. The cap has to be removed to get to
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These are a bit different though they are covered by a cap that is held on by a pretty strong magnet. The cap has to be removed to get to the "Key" part and the cap rotates around the lug/key. Read some pretty good review on the product but you are right given the right tools and time I am sure anyone can get them off.
Anyways after doing a bit more research the lug is not the type on the 370Z Nismo even though the site claims they should work. I was hoping I was wrong but guess not :-) |
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