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dave1888

posted on 17/4/04 at 10:00 PM Reply With Quote
nut covers

Where can i buy plastic nut covers
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ChrisW

posted on 17/4/04 at 10:01 PM Reply With Quote
There's a chap that does most of the shows who sells a bag of assorted nut covers for a tenner. Don't know the company name but he'll be at Stoneleigh in a fortnight no doubt!

Chris





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Hellfire

posted on 17/4/04 at 10:27 PM Reply With Quote
Tifosi

They are the company you need - as discussed @ MK today

Their website is HERE which isn't too informative but it better than nothing.

The way the sizing goes is:
If you want to cover a 12mm thread get 12mm covers if you want to cover a 12mm A/F nut get 12mm. Count up how many you need and place your order. They come in packs of 15's if you require one size only (approx £8/pack). Otherwise you could buy a kit, but maybe there are sizes you won't need? Our's were delivered in 2 days.

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Jasper

posted on 18/4/04 at 02:34 AM Reply With Quote
And heat them up (hot water or blower heater) before you put them on, then they don't fall off afterwards
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alister667

posted on 18/4/04 at 11:53 AM Reply With Quote
The Tifosi nut covers only go up to 18mm - if you have a lot of 19mm nuts to cover (I had loads on my MK) then buy a set of 19mm nut covers from MAC#1 motorsport.





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