Rear Hub Nuts
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Biggriff

Original Poster:

2,312 posts

313 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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Just thought I should let you know that i have just upgraded the hub nuts to the Porsche Boxter ones.

Dont buy them from the main stealers as the Porscheshop does them for £14 all in. Bit of a bargain!

Richard

AMG Merc

11,955 posts

282 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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Biggriff said:
Just thought I should let you know that i have just upgraded the hub nuts to the Porsche Boxter ones.

Dont buy them from the main stealers as the Porscheshop does them for £14 all in. Bit of a bargain!

Richard
Richard, please would you mind posting the details onto Nobleparts, thanks.

T&T

107 posts

238 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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Not wanting to do Porscheshop out of business

I bought two hub nuts last month from the Mid sussex porsche for 7 quid something including VAT.

so reasonable, I felt helping myself to a complimentary coffee would be taking the p*ss...

tom o

26 posts

231 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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think i paid about £7 for two from porsche east londont too. smile

art411y

832 posts

249 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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7pounds 99p from porsche chesterfield for the pair

V6GTO

11,579 posts

271 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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At that money I think I'll change mine even though they're OK!

Edited by V6GTO on Thursday 22 November 19:31

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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I brought 1 from Porsche Reading for about £3+.

Bondy

T&T

107 posts

238 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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Bondy

Only bought one , don't tell me you only did the nearside !!

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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My near side came loose and I ordered 2 porsche ones, but they only sent 1 (and charged for 1) so I've sorted that. Just haven't got round to the other one. the car is almost 5yrs old and it hasn't come loose yet!

Bondy

T&T

107 posts

238 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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Bondy

The offside on mine was bstard tight, whilst the neaside was finger tight. I think the thread matches the rotation hence why they don't work loose.

The porsche ones make the originals look a bit flimsy, the weight saving in your setup must account for your faster times on the car limits day....

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Thursday 22nd November 2007
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...I think the thread matches the rotation hence why they don't work loose.... Exactly What I think

...The porsche ones make the originals look a bit flimsy, the weight saving in your setup must account for your faster times on the car limits day....

That or the fact that I had hardley any tred left on the rears, another weight saving advantage lol

Bondy

Edited by mgbond on Thursday 22 November 20:27

Biggriff

Original Poster:

2,312 posts

313 months

Friday 23rd November 2007
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my local porsche dealer wanted £20 but they are robbing gits (they wanted £800 for a glovebox lid as well).

Cant see why anyone wouldn't do this upgrade, as a wheel coming off could ruin your day a bit.

Richard

V6GTO

11,579 posts

271 months

Friday 23rd November 2007
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Biggriff said:
a wheel coming off could ruin your day a bit.
You get plenty of warning...the long brake pedal is usually enough for most people to slow down wink

M.

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Friday 23rd November 2007
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V6GTO said:
Biggriff said:
a wheel coming off could ruin your day a bit.



You get plenty of warning...the long brake pedal is usually enough for most people to slow down

M.


My sign that one came loose was a rubbing sound that got worse on a right or left turn (can't remember(. Thought it was wheel bearing so took wheel off to find Nut loose.

Nice cheap fix

Bondy