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Sources for wheel-lug style anti-theft nuts?

ChevyEFI

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Have you ever seen nuts of this type in 8mm x 1.25 thread?

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a run down of those parts:
999L2-AL000 Air Bag Anti-theft Bolt, Driver Side, M6, Kent-Moore J-42057 Master Key set
999M1-AD000 Air Bag Anti-theft Bolt, Passenger Side, M8, Kent-Moore J-44615 Master Key set
999W5-AQ000 Passenger Side Airbag Anti-Theft Nut P/N, M6, Kent-Moore J-42057 Master Key set


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Any other resources?
 
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jjjrmx5

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So are you asking are they wheel nuts or air bag nuts?

I'm unclear.

Most wheel bolts/nuts are usually M12 or M14 fine thread. I can't say I've ever seen them as small as M8.

M8 and M10's are very common interior nuts and bolts and are often SRS /sealt bolts and the like doing heavy duty service.

As far as vehicle interiors, a tamperproof nut/bolt like that would not suprise me.

For wheels, that's way too small a size.

More details are needed to understand what you are asking, at least to me.
:)

As for thread size , break out your set of thread detectives.
Mfg's change bolts sizes and hdwre all the time.
There is no std. Just a range.
 
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I'm looking for them in M8x1.25

From appearance, the Nissan ones are fine as-is, but the bolts themselves aren't needed which makes $11 for a couple nuts, not including key, a bit much.

Correct, I wasn't anticipating finding wheel lugs a) in M8 thread nor b) in non-conical face these days.
 

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Call McGard. Some S2000 owners had custom sets made for seat bolts (because slashing the softtop was so easy and the seats bolt into just about any Honda).
 
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How about those security "wave" nuts? They seem to be semi-common and shouldn't be that expensive.
 
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I like the Security Wave Nuts on security fasteners dot net and the
Kinmar® Security Removable Nut
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Still wondering if I can find the lug-tamper-proof style ones, but you've covered the bases on good stuff.
 
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