Just bought a set of Pug alloys from a 406 for my 406 which has steel wheels.
Do I need new bolts or will my original bolts be ok?
Cheers
Steve
Wheel bolts
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stevenlizuk
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Wheel bolts
She cannae take it captain!
Proud owner of the Funbus 98 2.1td estate being reborn £70 at a time.
Still need new back-plates.
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Still need new back-plates.
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HimBigChief
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Re: Wheel bolts
Yep, new bolts will most likely be required. it all depends on whether they are standard Pug alloy sor aftermarket. If you've got standard Pug alloys then you'll need some Pug studs as these have flat faces on to fit against the ehweels, wheereas your steel ones will likely be a 60 degree taper.
Most Peugeot bolts will fit, however 406 studs have a longer hexagonal shaft than most other models.
Most Peugeot bolts will fit, however 406 studs have a longer hexagonal shaft than most other models.
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stevenlizuk
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Re: Wheel bolts
Thought as much.
Cheers for the info.
Steve
Cheers for the info.
Steve
She cannae take it captain!
Proud owner of the Funbus 98 2.1td estate being reborn £70 at a time.
Still need new back-plates.
Proud owner of the Funbus 98 2.1td estate being reborn £70 at a time.
Still need new back-plates.
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HimBigChief
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Re: Wheel bolts
No probs. God my spelling was atrocious in that last post! Can't even blame it on the bleeding booze either as I was at work, but shouldn't really have been on t'interweb so was typing rather fast. 