Gimmethecash
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Is Tylub’s car the Performance version? From what I’ve read, the M3P with the red calipers has a thinner rotor hat than the other trims with the gray calipers.
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Vendor Official Signature Wheel Gallery | Fitment Q&A Thread
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Do you have a picture of these or any wheels in matte gunmetal in better light? I'm trying to get a better idea of what this color looks like.• Monoblock Series SV104
• Matte Gunmetal w/ optional OEM bore
• OEM lug nuts / TPMS compatible
• 20x9 square with staggered offset setup
Shipping to Belgium
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dmd2005
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The wait is worth it…I’ve waited almost 9 months for a set from another reputable wheel company and 4-5 weeks is not long at all from Signature. The quality and finish of the wheels are even nicer in person.
ETA shows the end of the week, so should be ready very soon. I will keep you posted.
Gimmethecash
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Awesome! Should have them around the time my car shows up then (assuming I get a VIN soon).ETA shows the end of the week, so should be ready very soon. I will keep you posted.
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No need for a group buy. Message Jamie and he can always do better than MSRP.
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PhantomMaxx
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My wheels came in today and I am looking for Lug Nuts but am confused as some say only work with OEM Tesla wheels and others say will not. I like the ones from Acer Racing because the Natural Titanium finish will go with the Brushed Titanium on the Signature Wheels. Do you guys think these will work?
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Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA
6AL4V Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA made from the strongest grade titanium for 50 % less weight than steel + zero corrosion + heat fatigue resistant. 60 degree conical base (also known as a cone or acorn base). All versions come in 20 piece sets. Using these nuts will make it possible to avoid...
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Yes. They are M14x1.5 and acorn/conical. The reason they say the extra bit about making sure they fit, is that the OEM wheels use 22 mm hex, which is too big for some aftermarket wheels. Many aftermarket lugs are 19 mm for this reason. Signature are designed to fit the OEM lugs, so the 22 mm hex lugs will be fine. These are similar to stock except longer (and titanium obviously).My wheels came in today and I am looking for Lug Nuts but am confused as some say only work with OEM Tesla wheels and others say will not. I like the ones from Acer Racing because the Natural Titanium finish will go with the Brushed Titanium on the Signature Wheels. Do you guys think these will work?
Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA
6AL4V Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA made from the strongest grade titanium for 50 % less weight than steel + zero corrosion + heat fatigue resistant. 60 degree conical base (also known as a cone or acorn base). All versions come in 20 piece sets. Using these nuts will make it possible to avoid...
My wheels came in today and I am looking for Lug Nuts but am confused as some say only work with OEM Tesla wheels and others say will not. I like the ones from Acer Racing because the Natural Titanium finish will go with the Brushed Titanium on the Signature Wheels. Do you guys think these will work?
Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA
6AL4V Titanium Lug Nuts for TESLA made from the strongest grade titanium for 50 % less weight than steel + zero corrosion + heat fatigue resistant. 60 degree conical base (also known as a cone or acorn base). All versions come in 20 piece sets. Using these nuts will make it possible to avoid...
The wheel is build to be compatible with both OEM and aftermarket as long as the size is correct. M14x1.5 wiht 60° tapered cone seat. I've send you a message, please check.
Make sure you calculate selling your old oem set into the equation. Your net should be in line with your budgetWow those SV502 look amazing, might be too rich for me I think
True I'll chat with Jamie, certainly worth figuring out the numbers.Make sure you calculate selling your old oem set into the equation. Your net should be in line with your budget
dmd2005
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The CDN to USD exchange isn’t too bad right now as well. Good time to order a set if the numbers work out.
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