Titanium Lug nuts with locks

[Bram]

For sale are a set of Titanium Lug nuts with locks will fit both NA1/2 NSX's (Purchased for my 1997 now sold)
The Spec's are:
M12x1.5MM
Length 35 MM
Cone 45 (Honda Spec)
Weight 24.9g
Close end

Price $300.00 Plus shipping and Fees

Bram

 

[flexthatdx]

The gen 1 NSX have 12x1.5 thread pitch. Are these 1.25 or 1.5?

 

[Bram]

My bad...1.5 based on the QR code on the box

 

[Wild Turkey]

Note that these are (looks like standard 60) cone seat, so should ONLY be used for aftermarket rims. Stock Honda OEM rims (& many Porsches) use a 14 mm ("ball") rounded seat, so do not use these lug nuts with OEM rims. Nice cross-sectional diagrams of the difference between OEM and aftermarket here:

Aftermarket:

Hex Wheel Lug Nut Set for Aftermarket Wheels (set of 20) - NSX, 1991-05 & S2000, 2000-09

Hex Wheel Lug Nut Set for Aftermarket Wheels (set of 20) - NSX, 1991-05 & S2000, 2000-09 Lug nuts for aftermarket wheels with factory style hex design. High-quality - hardened steel with durable black powdercoated finish. Important! Compatible with

www.scienceofspeed.com

OEM:

Black Hex Wheel Lug Nut Set for Factory Wheels (set of 20) - NSX, 1991-05 & S2000, 2000-09

Black Hex Wheel Lug Nut Set for Factory Wheels (set of 20) - NSX, 1991-05 & S2000, 2000-09 Factory style lug nuts for factory wheels. High-quality - hardened steel with durable black powdercoated finish. Important! Compatible with factory wheels des

www.scienceofspeed.com

 

[Bram]

Not sure what this means...these specifications are directly off the Manufactures information sheet (QR Code), and they make these for several deferent makes and models.

Bram

 

[Wild Turkey]

There is no picture with an exact cross section in the 1st post, but the 3rd pic sure looks like a 60 degree cone, not a 45. 60 degree cone is pretty much the standard for aftermarket rims (and several OEMs, but not Honda). Ironically, the diagram on the SOS site is drawn incorrectly, not showing a 60 degree cone, but the pics and the label identify it as 60 degrees, & I can confirm those SOS lugs fit my rims with a 60 degree cone seat.

When choosing lug nuts, you have to match the lugs threads (diameter and pitch) as well as the mating surface of the rim you want to use. 12 x 1.5 mm matches the threads on the lugs of NA1 & NA2 NSX's. But those are clearly not ball (radius) mating surfaces for the rims, like Honda uses for it's OEM rims, which appear in cross section as a hemisphere. Maybe check with the manufacturer to be sure they aren't (exceptionally rare) 45 degree cones, which I believe are only used in oval racing.

Rim mating surface explained well here with a great diagram:

Wheel Nut Seating Style – DrivenProducts.com

The seating style refers to the part of the lug nut that makes contact with the wheel lug seat. There are three common types of lug nut seating styles determined by your type of wheels: (1) cone or tapered seat, (2) mag or shank seat, and (3) radius or ball seat.

www.drivenproducts.com

As noted there, r14 ball seats are pretty standard for Honda & Acura OEM rims.

 

[Veleno]

Those are definitely not ball seat lugs made for oem wheels. Those should work with aftermarket wheels.
What brand are they?

 

[centerpunch]

Logo says Jntitanti.