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VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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I am looking to replace the lug nuts and the black plastic screw-on caps on my truck (see sig) with Chrome lug nuts. They will look better and I have already lost 2 of the plastic caps. My question: Does anybody know the thread size or any part number info on these? Any suggestions where to get them?

 

Thanks in advance.

zozmanGMC Enthusiast

zozmanGMC

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I am looking to replace the lug nuts and the black plastic screw-on caps on my truck (see sig) with Chrome lug nuts. They will look better and I have already lost 2 of the plastic caps. My question: Does anybody know the thread size or any part number info on these? Any suggestions where to get them?

 

Gorilla (brand), I have used on all my GM cars. I just changed out the plastic capped ones on my NBS 2007 GMC below. Try Summit racing equipment (summitracing.com) GOR-91147XL, lug nuts, conical seat, bulge, 14mm x 1.50 RH, closed end, chrome plated steel set of 4=$7.39, handling charge $10.95, free shipping. You don't have nuts unless you have Gorilla.

 

zoz

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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I am looking to replace the lug nuts and the black plastic screw-on caps on my truck (see sig) with Chrome lug nuts. They will look better and I have already lost 2 of the plastic caps. My question: Does anybody know the thread size or any part number info on these? Any suggestions where to get them?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

That would be: 14 x 1.5 mm

 

I paid $1 each for the ones I have on my truck from Tire Barn.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Daddy

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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I am looking to replace the lug nuts and the black plastic screw-on caps on my truck (see sig) with Chrome lug nuts. They will look better and I have already lost 2 of the plastic caps. My question: Does anybody know the thread size or any part number info on these? Any suggestions where to get them?

 

Gorilla (brand), I have used on all my GM cars. I just changed out the plastic capped ones on my NBS 2007 GMC below. Try Summit racing equipment (summitracing.com) GOR-91147XL, lug nuts, conical seat, bulge, 14mm x 1.50 RH, closed end, chrome plated steel set of 4=$7.39, handling charge $10.95, free shipping. You don't have nuts unless you have Gorilla.

 

zoz

 

zoz,

 

Pull that Z71 emblem off. That black beast needs to be clean!!!

 

Daddy

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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I like that little gmc zozman! Looks nice..I was thinkin about taking off my Z71 badge as well, what do you guys think?

 

Do it. If you are really partial to it go to your local sign shop and have them make you one from a translucent etched material so it's more subtle and classy. I simply shaved mine and couldn't be more happy. It really only tells people you have different shocks anyway.

 

Daddy

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