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Old 05-14-2012, 08:43 AM
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John31s did you end up using the Et's or did you put on longer studs?

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Old 05-14-2012, 08:50 AM
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John31s did you end up using the Et's or did you put on longer studs?
I wonder if the mount takes a tapered or flat lug.

Maybe you need to use the YO lugs?

I looked at a pic of the YO 69 bird and it seems that they used the flat style lugs they sell with the rims like the snowflakes.

I ordered YO 17x9 cast snowflakes for my 78 Bandit. I havent got them just yet. They take the same lugs as on the original snowflakes which clearly arent the tapered steel rally wheel lugs.

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Old 05-14-2012, 09:51 AM
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John31s did you end up using the Et's or did you put on longer studs?
I put new studs in. Thiers no room for the ET style lug nuts or that's hat what I thought.



As far as lug nuts from YearOne goes, they sell them with the same nuts thr PY sells. Thier chrome with either black or red inserts, not some specially lug nut.

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