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Old 05-03-2009, 07:33 PM
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Default Finally got a Car...and a question

Got myself a 1.8 Focus LX 2002. £3k, 34k on the clock, silver. Pick it up on Saturday wooo.

My mate has a set of ST170 alloys, would they bolt straight on or would additional work be required?

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Old 05-03-2009, 07:39 PM
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pretty sure they will bolt staight on, But if yours has steel wheels at the min you will need new wheel nuts.
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Originally Posted by steves24V's
pretty sure they will bolt staight on, But if yours has steel wheels at the min you will need new wheel nuts.
You lost me lol

new wheel nuts? Steel wheels?
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need to change the nuts as the std ones are std steel and will cut in the ally so need to get ally wheel nuts, few quid really
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Originally Posted by Stu @ Claims Care Centre
need to change the nuts as the std ones are std steel and will cut in the ally so need to get ally wheel nuts, few quid really
Cool, nice one stuart.
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how easy are they to change?
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have you not changed a wheel before?

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Originally Posted by stillbornhq
how easy are they to change?
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Originally Posted by Stu @ Claims Care Centre
have you not changed a wheel before?
ahhh sorry my bad, i thought i had to change the studs. my bad, not having a good day lol
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Well ask your friend if he has the wheel nuts as well,and no you dont need to change the studs.
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Bolts on a focus - no studs.
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Originally Posted by RST

Well ask your friend if he has the wheel nuts as well,and no you dont need to change the studs.
He said he just has the alloys. So it looks like a trip to Ford to get the nuts.
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Originally Posted by cjwood555
Bolts on a focus - no studs.

The have studs and nuts, not bolts!

You will probably want to lower it too
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Originally Posted by Rich170
The have studs and nuts, not bolts!

You will probably want to lower it too
This is my everyday run around. Stop putting ideas in my head lol
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You're on a car forum, but don't know what steel wheels or wheel nuts are, and are wondering how hard it is to change a wheel

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Originally Posted by ballin
You're on a car forum, but don't know what steel wheels or wheel nuts are, and are wondering how hard it is to change a wheel

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If you read up the post, For some strange reason i thought i'd have to change the Studs. No idea why when it wasn't mentioned. One of those days with serious memory laps. Still feel shitty today.
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