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SlvrSierra

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  1. Nice, but hard to justify comparing to fullsize cost
  2. Agreed, had the same idea awhile back. If you could mark the one unique stud somehow wouldn't be too bad, but should be a pretty effective deterrent otherwise. Gorilla does not make a 1.75" or 2" version of the X2. I have discussed this with them at length about offering a correct length for one of the most common stolen wheel applications out there, but no dice. There product rep seemed to indicate that they may make some at a later date, but had no ETA. You can buy the Gorilla guard in a 2" length however which is prob the next best option
  3. You will want to check and make sure those 1.5" length X2's don't bottom out. They bottomed out on my stock GMC wheels before tight. In theory they fit but they do contact the end of the wheel stud, you could get away with grinding the end of the stud you install them on worst case
  4. Don't waste your time on the gorilla system either, had my 20's stolen with them installed. Yes you read that right 24 locking lugs that all required a key were easily removed with a wheel lock removal tool that can be bought at auto zone... The X2 bottoms out on most OEM wheels, the gorilla guard lock is prob the best out there for GM truck applications
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