Jan 5, 2005 1:54:34 AM
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Ed J said:
Just wondered if the 997 comes complete with locking wheel nuts? If so, are they any good? I know that the ones on my Audi can be unlocked with one of only ten combinations which is crazy.
Cheers,
Ed
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crayphile said:Quote:
Ed J said:
Just wondered if the 997 comes complete with locking wheel nuts? If so, are they any good? I know that the ones on my Audi can be unlocked with one of only ten combinations which is crazy.
Cheers,
Ed
Ed it will come with one locking wheel nut. This makes one feel better, but is of little consequence to professional thieves. If they want your alloys they will get them, I speak from personal experience From memory there were around 20 combinations for the 996.
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crayphile said:Quote:
Thanks for that - this is what I feared. I'll put some McGards on my shopping list...
Let me know where you get them from as I would like some for when mine arrives. Thanks
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Thanks for that - this is what I feared. I'll put some McGards on my shopping list...
I bought a 914 once that had a set of McGard (?McGuard) wheels locks protecting it's gold mesh Enkeis
I was unable to remove the wheels because the PO had lost the 'key' that fits in the wheel wrench. A local tire shop loaned me a tool to remove these without the key. It was basically a 1/2" drive socket that was tapered on the inside to match the outer surface of the McGard lugnut. You hammer it onto the lugnut and the fit is so close that there is enough friction to turn it off with a ratchet wrench. I'm sure thieves have these too. There were 6 or 7 different sizes and they came in an orange plastic box with McGard on the front.