It's a find, but it's not. Alcoas

[Supercharged111]

I believe the 4 aftermarket wheels on my dually are lug centric and I run that bish heavy. Race car runs lug centric wheels with slide on spacers too. Oh the horror!

 

[someotherguy]

I believe the 4 aftermarket wheels on my dually are lug centric and I run that bish heavy. Race car runs lug centric wheels with slide on spacers too. Oh the horror!

There are some aftermarket dually wheels that use a shank style "mag" lug nut where the lug hole in the wheel is much larger than the stud, and the lug nut has a shank that goes into the wheel. Eagle brand I think are like this, not sure about others.

Richard

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

There are some aftermarket dually wheels that use a shank style "mag" lug nut where the lug hole in the wheel is much larger than the stud, and the lug nut has a shank that goes into the wheel. Eagle brand I think are like this, not sure about others.

Richard

Might wanna give this one a look... it's at the U Pull And Pay near Hobby Airport, Monroe and Alameda Genoa.

 

[DerekTheGreat]

Our junkyards/wrecking yards generally don't get snow in them, that makes mud you have to wade through....we just get the rain that makes thick caliche mud.

We get it all. I'll take more mud if that means no rust or rot.

 

[someotherguy]

Might wanna give this one a look... it's at the U Pull And Pay near Hobby Airport, Monroe and Alameda Genoa.

Argggg.. I'm not off til tomorrow and I've already got a full day planned.

Edit - a closer look has me thinking those are probably Eagle or another brand (not Alcoa) - appears to be a shank style lug.

Richard