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Wheels were in transit and I couldn't tell which length I'd need so I ordered both the 2" and the shorter spline drive in black, I believe the shorter ones are 1.3 inches or close to that.
Figured I'd send one set back, no biggie.
The nuts arrived today and here's what I got.
Here's both nuts on the front wheel. The short one is too short and the long one is about right.
The second pic is the rear wheel with a thinner hub, the short ones are just right and the long ones are TOO long and look stupid. 🤷🏼‍♂️
So I guess I'll keep both and use the long ones on front and the short ones in the rear for semi uniform "poke".
And when these get worn looking I'll have a whole new set......
Anyone else doing this?
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Good thing you got both lengths eh? Interesting how that worked out… can’t imagine the plan from the manufacturer was to have two different length lug nuts…?
 

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Or you can sell the rest as a short/long set to someone else?
 

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I've never seen wheels which needed two different length lug nuts strange to say the least. Good Luck
 

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I've never seen wheels which needed two different length lug nuts strange to say the least. Good Luck
I saw another member post pics of his new wheels with the splined nuts sticking way out on the back. Might have been the same rims. Not going to go looking but the OP is not the only one.
 

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I saw another member post pics of his new wheels with the splined nuts sticking way out on the back. Might have been the same rims. Not going to go looking but the OP is not the only one.
I saw another member post pics of his new wheels with the splined nuts sticking way out on the back. Might have been the same rims. Not going to go looking but the OP is not the only one.
I know my 19
I saw another member post pics of his new wheels with the splined nuts sticking way out on the back. Might have been the same rims. Not going to go looking but the OP is not the only one.
You are correct. My PP1 Magneride wheel studs are longer in the front then the back, so I guess it depends on the wheels you use.
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I've never seen wheels which needed two different length lug nuts strange to say the least. Good Luck
I actually found a pic of my old s197 with a Rohana wheel set. I'd ordered McGuard lugnuts for that set and the rears poked out much farther than the fronts.
I guess I didn't pay attention at the time?
I'm assuming because the front wheels have to turn and do most of the stopping, that the hub area is much thicker. 🤷🏼‍♂️
 

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I've never seen wheels which needed two different length lug nuts strange to say the least. Good Luck
Doesn’t appear that two different lengths are “needed”, op is just doing this for aesthetics I believe.

I actually found a pic of my old s197 with a Rohana wheel set. I'd ordered McGuard lugnuts for that set and the rears poked out much farther than the fronts.
I guess I didn't pay attention at the time?
I'm assuming because the front wheels have to turn and do most of the stopping, that the hub area is much thicker. 🤷🏼‍♂️
My oem PP2 wheels were the same, rear lugs would stick out further then the fronts in relation to the face of the center cap. I actually prefer the way the shorter lugs look both front and rear, wouldn’t bother me that front and rear are different, the less a lug sticks out the better it looks to me.

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Doesn’t appear that two different lengths are “needed”, op is just doing this for aesthetics I believe.



My oem PP2 wheels were the same, rear lugs would stick out further then the fronts in relation to the face of the center cap. I actually prefer the way the shorter lugs look both front and rear, wouldn’t bother me that front and rear are different, the less a lug sticks out the better it looks to me.

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