adammartini

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so i found, today, one of my rays lugs is missing. is there some way to get a single lug from somewhere?

EndlessRed

iTrader: (17)

i've only seen them sell as a set.

Rocky2

Ebay?

mump

iTrader: (46)

I am in the same boat, got two different sets ofray lugs, both have missing ones.

cpunlamd

Thats kinda discerning. That actually means that they eventually loosen up and fall of during a drive. Do you really want that? Apparently their light weight aluminum lugs do not fasten correctly. I think you guys should stick to a heavier gauge lug nut (such as McGuard) for safety reasons..

Ralliart87

they fell of cause they werent torqued to spec.. always torque your lug nuts

ak47po

iTrader: (3)

I have had Ray's lugs on my car for four years and never lost one.

Just get another set and you will have spares for the next time you loss one.

mlomker

iTrader: (1)

No kidding. How could they work loose at 80 ft/lbs?

InjectedPerformance

iTrader: (130)

It is also important to check you lugnuts every once in a while and retorque them, especially if you do spirited driving or do any motorsports

mump

iTrader: (46)

oh...I didn't loose them. I stripped them. I got 2 diiferent sets and need one for each.

mlomker

iTrader: (1)

That makes sense. They are so light that I doubt they'd take much cross threading or anything before they were hosed.

Ralliart87

Cause most wheels call for 95 ft lbs, and always re-torque after 500 miles, with either new lug nut or new rims..80ft/lbs can work its self loose

Evasive EVO

iTrader: (78)

We always torque ours to 85ft / lbs... No problem as of yet And yes they only come in a set

BoostedXevo

mix it up! so when people try to steal your wheels... they'll have hard time trying to decode your lugs hahaha

Aznknight47

well, anything can happen, you'll just have to spend some time to hunt for just 1 lug nut, try ebay, I saw there was 1 person was just selling 1 for like $5 few months back. GL hunting.