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Mossberg Member Since: 29 Feb 2020 Location: Lancs Posts: 553 |
Have you tried a standard defender alloy wheel nut?
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7th Jun 2023 3:33pm |
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mwestcrew Member Since: 09 Dec 2019 Location: South Warwickshire Posts: 247 |
I run the same wheels on my 130.
A standard wheel nut doesn’t fit at all, the nuts seem to be special to the wheel. I believe that these wheels were only sold in the UK by John Craddock (I bought a set in 2003 from them) so it might worth speaking to them. Let me know how you get on if you do please. Click image to enlarge 2011 130 Utility Body 2005 110 Van |
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7th Jun 2023 4:18pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
Yeah, I ordered a full set to replace them not having the sense to check them first
Will give them a message in the morning, will let you know if I hear anything. John Craddocks do come up when you google the wheels but as a discontinued item, which is why I wonder if KN Alloys are still trading at all. |
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7th Jun 2023 6:17pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
Emailed them today, got an email back within the hour saying they couldnt get the nuts for those wheels. |
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8th Jun 2023 12:42pm |
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Chris S Member Since: 22 May 2023 Location: Aberdeenshire Posts: 43 |
You could get some like Wrington to make them for you, not sure of the cost. Just an idea.
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8th Jun 2023 1:56pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
I had thought about it, will look into it though now I know I cant get them. If its too much I'll just get new wheels.
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8th Jun 2023 2:13pm |
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camelman Member Since: 27 Feb 2013 Location: Peak District Posts: 3369 |
If they are 24mm, Twisted do them to fit their sports wheels and look like they are the same as yours.
You'll have to shell out £130 though https://www.twistedautomotive.com/store/product/the-sport-nut/ |
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8th Jun 2023 2:21pm |
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camelman Member Since: 27 Feb 2013 Location: Peak District Posts: 3369 |
Have you checked the alloys are load rated for your 130? Most alloy wheels aren't as they need to have at least a 1100kg rating. 110s don't need that high a rating as the rear axle has a lower weight capacity. |
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8th Jun 2023 2:29pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
Still too short sadly, I'd looked at these. Almost the entire thread is covered by the cylindrical part, then the entirety of the head sits proud from the wheel. The wheels need a refurb anyway, so I may just cut my losses, get some new wheels, and sell these wheels and nuts to someone on the cheap for them to refurb and tidy up the existing nuts. By the time you take tyres out of the equation there isnt a lot to be saved. |
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8th Jun 2023 2:30pm |
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Bps Member Since: 14 Feb 2016 Location: Lancashire Posts: 825 |
Try wrington im sure they might do them.
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8th Jun 2023 5:06pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
Thanks for the suggestions, Will drop a line to Wrington about a cost for having some machined, checked the website and they don’t have the relevant ones “off the shelf”
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8th Jun 2023 5:10pm |
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Norfolklandy Member Since: 30 Dec 2023 Location: Norfolk Posts: 1 |
Did you have any luck finding any? I’ve just brought a set of alloys but I’m missing 2 wheel nuts 🔩
Would be great to be able to get them on my 90 |
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30th Dec 2023 9:56pm |
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Andreaschristensen Member Since: 27 Feb 2024 Location: Copenhagen Posts: 5 |
Hay
I am my self running KN Predator like yours, but I have with out any luck been looking for a reserve wheel. If you have any luck in your search please let me know alternatively if you give up the search and am interested in buying the best of you old wheels. Kind regards Andreas |
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27th Feb 2024 8:52pm |
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the_lincs_landies Member Since: 29 May 2023 Location: Boston, Lincs Posts: 230 |
No luck I'm afraid, and I no longer have the car
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29th Feb 2024 7:53am |
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