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    BigRed Wheelnuts

    Hi, anyone know what size/thread the wheelnuts on a BigRed are? Is there a difference between 85 and 86? Clymer suggests a different torque setting for 86 on.
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    I am almost positive that the 85 and 86 have the same thread but has a slightly diffrent lug nut. More of a style thing. Also i have heard that lug nuts for a metro will fit. But it didnt come from a very reliable source.
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    Quote Originally Posted by barry_mann View Post
    I am almost positive that the 85 and 86 have the same thread but has a slightly diffrent lug nut. More of a style thing. Also i have heard that lug nuts for a metro will fit. But it didnt come from a very reliable source.
    I've heard that any machine with a 4/110 bolt pattern will accept Honda Civic stock wheels! You can be rollin' on 20's, be totally gangsta.
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    Hmm.. interesting idea, bit wary of that as a friend put car wheels on his Moto4 and rubbished the diff somehow!
    Main problem is I'm being a cheepskate and don't want to pay $8 per wheelnut from our local Honda dealer, but metric nuts don't seem to fit.
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    When I went in to our yamaha dealer to see if they could help me (no honda place for 50 miles), they got me some nuts off of from what i recall, their phazer sled ski's or something like that. I dont recall exactly what it was but they had them on hand and they were only like 1.50 or something like that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hair Bear Bunch View Post
    Hmm.. interesting idea, bit wary of that as a friend put car wheels on his Moto4 and rubbished the diff somehow!
    Main problem is I'm being a cheepskate and don't want to pay $8 per wheelnut from our local Honda dealer, but metric nuts don't seem to fit.
    Check the thread pitch on the nuts you were looking at. Even metric nuts have a "Fine" and "Standard" thread. ATV's generally use the fine thread example: On a M6 bolt there is a 1.25 and a 1.50 Pitch thread. Honda uses the 1.25 Pitch.

    But if you can't find nuts that work, then let me know. I have some, but shipping will be some what costly.
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    Aha, didn't know that! Thanks for the advice, I'll have another look when I get a chance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedRider_AK View Post
    I've heard that any machine with a 4/110 bolt pattern will accept Honda Civic stock wheels! You can be rollin' on 20's, be totally gangsta.
    na, you heard wrong, if you get a multi lug rim, you'll have both a 4/100 and a 4/108 we tried to put them on a foreman one day out of boredom. with a little wallowing they might fit.

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    Problem solved. They quoted me for the wrong part. So it's now $2. That's better!
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    I know you got your nuts sorted now but when i got my first 200x it came with Ford wheels on yes ford lol
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    Just a guess, but I'll say 10mm x 1.0 or 1.25 pitch. It is NOT 10mm x 1.50 or 1.75.

    A standard 8mm has 1.25 pitch (12mm head) and a standard 6mm (8mm head) has 1.0 pitch.

    Just yank out one of those and hold it against the stud threads. UNLESS you have a pitch gauge, a vernier caliper and a chart to understand the sizes.
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