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I'm doing some stuff on Karen's Berger...need to rotate the tires...are the lug nuts metric or standard?? my usual 3/4" Chevy deep socket feels a little loose?? and does anyone sell a socket that is "lined' to prevent abrasion on the chrome nuts??
thanks..wilma
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I know on some of the lug nuts it is stamped "metric"
as far as a tool goes - I believe there is a tool that has some type of nylon inside to prevent damage...I think shaun price ordered one for the Camaro we did
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Check out Ebay--''thin wall socket''.Some of them have plastic inserts.Usually not impact sockets though.
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I took the lug nut to my local NAPA guy...the correct size 19mm...
They didn't sell the coated sockets...I may try to find one online now that I know the correct size. Now unto the next problem... I need a plastic battery tray for her Berger...the front side has cracked and it doesn't hold the battery tight..I have a call into my Chevy guy to see if it is still available. Now back to the shop... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/rolleyes.gif[/img] wilma
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