Lude Generation

Hi guys. Did anyone had any experience with Muteki SR48 wheels nuts, they are good quality, how about chipping ??

I'm thinking about this one : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GOLD-MUTEKI-S ... SwstxU-Q3B

Cheers.

My dad has the red ones on his ep3. He likes them but I was disappointed at how easily they chipped.

farlow wrote:I was disappointed at how easily they chipped.

That is all what am afraid
Also i was thinking about this one :http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Blox-wheel-nu ... SwIBBUZ7Oc but i'm not sure about this type of gold

Both the Muteki and Blox wheel nuts in those links are fakes. Pretty much all 'branded' nuts on eBay are fake. Genuine Muteki's are more expensive too, around £90. As we get them.

I had blox or blox reps on my rollypolly lude

Chipped straight away and the white powder started falling off them

Were on the car over winter last year and never again

I had muteki off ebay. the paint flaked off them

Real Muteki's dont flake, they do rust eventually though, like all wheel nuts. Even the neochrome ones I bought lasted over 2 years before they needed some attention and we get lots of salt on the roads here.

I generally use nothing but Muteki nuts as they are a good forged steel nut. I get my ones from Funky Power. https://www.funkypower.co.uk/catalogue. ... ORIES&man=

Mcgard splinedrive. 3 years on and still look as good as they did new. Shiny and chromey.

I also had blox nuts off eBay and they faded and looked like jobby after a year or so. So did the Tegiwa ones on my crx. I would say stick to decent ones from reputable manufacturers.

Well, that pretty much . I know what to do now
Thanks for all helpful comments