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03-27-2002, 08:13 AM
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I just used the stock small "castle" (or whatever its called) nuts.
THey have a smaller head, and a bigger "wedge" to them. Kinda like a mushroom shape if you know what I mean. I got them from Pep Boys for $2/2 ($1 each) unlike dealership wanted like $2.50 each.
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