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By Mobilecouch,
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soooooooooooooooo angry. lost the lock nut key to my rays wheel nuts........i was f**king using it earlier today. just spent 2.5k on new rims.....was about to put them on.

does anyone know where i can buy rays wheel nuts in adelaide?? or buy it off someone. soo tempted to drag out the grinder.

they look like the pic attached.

any help will be much appreciated.

thanks couchy

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it's seven sided. a 25/32 socket will fit with a hammer =.=" but that's useless. i'll have another look when it's daylight and give wheelworx a crack

I have a rays lock nut you can borrow if you need bud. Just pm if you get stuck

Matty lives quite close to you Andrew - can quickly use his while you look for one to buy.

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wheel worx are sourcing one for me. bloke said it'll either come from sydney or they'll have to order it from japan. f**king balls.

so just need to borrow a key so i can fit my te37sls on. lol i'm screwed if i get a flat tire.

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