RAYS lug nuts

[MtlBNR32]

Hi guys just installed RAYS lug nuts and wanted to share real weight reduction values.

OEM:



RAYS



Weight difference:

[rvander1992]

What does the barcode on the back of your package start with?

[MtlBNR32]

No barcode. Bought this about 7 years ago for my BNR32 but never installed it. Incredibly light for a lug nut.

[bobbo]

Just don't use them at the track.

[MtlBNR32]

You shred them at the track?

[bobbo]

Basically. The aluminum gets soft from the heat. I retorque my wheels after almost each session to 92 ft/lbs. It wasn't long before the threads started giving up. Many people suggested if I was to use them to only use them on the street and use the steel ones for the track.
If you want light wheel nuts for the track try http://www.ebay.com/bhp/project-kics-r40
But really. Like light wheel nuts are going to make you any faster 😉

[MtlBNR32]

Yes those project kics are a better track solution. Did I mentioned that I'll clock better lap times by saving 10.5g per nut? I just like attention to details. To each his own

[future_R34]

^^ call Jenny Craig, she can save you a whole bunch of weight. (Jk)


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[MarusGTR]

Basically. The aluminum gets soft from the heat. I retorque my wheels after almost each session to 92 ft/lbs. It wasn't long before the threads started giving up. Many people suggested if I was to use them to only use them on the street and use the steel ones for the track.
If you want light wheel nuts for the track try http://www.ebay.com/bhp/project-kics-r40
But really. Like light wheel nuts are going to make you any faster 

I had to retorque my cheapos after every few laps at AMP. Its not only the heat, aluminium shouldn't be used where it's required to flex as it fatigues easily. And torquing makes the threads flex.