I need a lugnut.... just one.

[GOTTSPD]

Do you know that they are over $8 (I think $8.48) each at the dealer. I'm just saying holy smokes, that's a lot of money for a lug nut. That'd be $170 for a full set. Doesn't that seem pricey? Well, I just need one or maybe two....

Just thought I'd share....

 

[Chris NSX]

I might have a set of stock black OEM lug nuts at home you can have, but I will have to check when I get home from San Antonio, TX. I will be back on 2/7/08.

 

[CL65 Captain]

I found some at Autozone that were an exact match... $1.75 ea.

 

[GOTTSPD]

I might have a set of stock black OEM lug nuts at home you can have, but I will have to check when I get home from San Antonio, TX. I will be back on 2/7/08.

Thanks Chris! Let me know!

 

[NSXFRIEND]

If I am not mistaken the lug nuts are similar to Porsche Aluminum. Some Porsches use alloy nuts and they cost $76 for 4.lol

I would be paranoid with using anything aftermarket.

http://www.automotion.com/productcatalog.aspx?cid=22&sid=317

For auto cross some require steel lug nuts.

Some lesser expensive varieties can have the wrong radius which means only a very small part of the nut is actually contacting the wheel.

http://www.paragon-products.com/product_p/ppn.020.112.1.htm

 

[steveny]

Seems cheap for a lug nut when you think about the cost of losing a tire at 80 MPH on the freeway in bumper to bumper traffic.

 

[nsxtasy]

The ones at Autozone are chrome plated. If that's okay, they're $1-2, as noted above. They should work fine.

If you want black ones, you'll need to get the Acura ones from a dealer. The part number is 90304-SA7-811, list price is $5.50, and you can get them from Delray Acura for $4.38.

 

[Chris NSX]

Micheal,

I have looked every where in my garage for the lug nuts, I can't find them. I am still looking.

Chris