As the title says. It is from a Porsche wheel.
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Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!
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Can anyone tell me where I can buy this exact part
Aussie Dubbin Fahrvergnugen
895 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·
Any wheel shop should be able to find you these...
M12 = Metric 12mm bolt
1.5 = pitch of the thread
The part that mates the wheel need to be matching on nut and wheel eg 45 degrees
Good luck
M12 = Metric 12mm bolt
1.5 = pitch of the thread
The part that mates the wheel need to be matching on nut and wheel eg 45 degrees
Good luck
Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!
1,610 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·
Thanks for that. I can find nuts that will fit but none with little round dome top on it like this one has.
Yogie
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cesiumfrog Seriously Crusin Dubber
161 posts · joined Apr 2005 ·
i thought porsche had a ball mating surface?
cesiumfrog Seriously Crusin Dubber
161 posts · joined Apr 2005 ·
have you tried ? volksconversions, i think it's john sherman. i know he has wheel nuts of various types to fit porsche and vw.
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Think the new Volks website shop sell these 🙂
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Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!
1,610 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·
Tried Volks.com.au and not quite the right ones. I may try volks conversions though.
Cheers guys.
Yogie
Cheers guys.
Yogie
Sides Veteran Volks Folk
2,220 posts · joined May 2007 ·
Definitely NOT for a Porsche rim, but possibly a Porsche repro/copy rim.
Porsche rims (Fuchs, Phones, Cookies, Twists etc.) all have the ball mating surface like cesiumfrog says, plus they're all M14. That one looks to be a 60 degree Acorn nut, and is obviously marked as M12x1.5.
Looks more like a Holden nut to me... they were M12x1.5 60 deg up until the VE Commodore (when they switched to M14 60 deg)
The "little round dome top" is just a cosmetic thing, potentially different to each manufacturer....
Porsche rims (Fuchs, Phones, Cookies, Twists etc.) all have the ball mating surface like cesiumfrog says, plus they're all M14. That one looks to be a 60 degree Acorn nut, and is obviously marked as M12x1.5.
Looks more like a Holden nut to me... they were M12x1.5 60 deg up until the VE Commodore (when they switched to M14 60 deg)
The "little round dome top" is just a cosmetic thing, potentially different to each manufacturer....
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Aussie Dubbin Fahrvergnugen
895 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·
Richard from vforce has a shop on ebay selling porsche wheel nuts, but not what is in the pic
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It is a later model but definitely a Porsche nut. They came with my twists from a Carrera. I am looking for the same ones as I lost 8 of the 20 from the bag they were stored in.