Ecrou roue alu. pieces d'origine

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Ecrou roue alu. pieces d'origine

Post by steptoe » Wed May 30, 2012 6:23 pm

Pug nuts part number for the genuine superceded thing for 505 alloy wheel (roue) nuts (ecrou)

9606.68

18.90 plus gst each , merde!!
are steel, one piece, chrome plated, made in France, 19mm socket size

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Who needs a battery powered vernier ? 29mm is 29mm :D

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and 19mm is 19mm

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total nut length ~ 43mm

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see how they have made 'em one piece since the 90's , threaded from the start

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Post by B00sting » Wed May 30, 2012 6:27 pm

steptoe wrote:Pug nuts part number for the genuine superceded thing for 505 alloy wheel (roue) nuts (ecrou)

9606.68

18.90 plus gst each , merde!!
are steel, one piece, chrome plated, made in France, 19mm socket size
who sells these steptoe? (good find by the way)
do they suit 14 and 15"?
Brumby 1992: EA81, 15" peugot steelies, 2" ********* body lift, tonneau cover, bullbar, GME UHF, ARB compressor, ********* rear diff protector, SOLD

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Post by steptoe » Wed May 30, 2012 6:31 pm

scored the last two for key fobs? from eai in box hill. They don't know if they can get them in again,but they look just like the bimecc nuts in UK - onlee shinee and Michael did not ask me to specify if they were for 14 or 15 "

Can only think some flippin' engineer , Francois? was playing with a tiny bit of his anatomy when he came up with the shape :D

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Post by steptoe » Wed May 30, 2012 6:52 pm

Gees! Did anyone feel that ? Everyone on USMB popped in here to see the simple discovery

Got me stuffed why no one went to a Froggy dealer apart from the scary price, including those in the US and on another board specialising in French stuff !!

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Post by steptoe » Sat Jun 09, 2012 7:16 pm

Check out the selection for Pug nuts here :

http://translate.google.com.au/translat ... md%3Dimvns

Don't see any familiar ??

One way to screw the budget of a car manufacturer - not use one nut to suit all models over the years !!

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Post by 4x4brat » Sun Jun 10, 2012 12:03 am

Looking for Pug Lug Nuts?

i build pug lugs from new raw materials (reproductions)
currently SOLD OUT
thanks everyone who has purchased them


if i can get enough members with interest i will build more


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Post by steptoe » Sun Jun 10, 2012 8:56 am

Email sent from greedy Jonno - or is that impulsive Jonno :D

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