a few quick questions, my wheels came with 14x1.5 lugnuts, and when NTB tried to install the new lugnuts onto my car, they said they were too long, so they had to use my old lugnuts
what is the size of my old lugnuts? I need to know because I want to put wheel locks on my car, and when I contacted a seller about the size of wheel lock that I should get, they said 14x1.5!!!

also, could I put my old audi wheel logos on my new wheels?
these are the wheels I got

http://edgeracing.com/2002/Audi/A6_3.0/wheel/5256/

thanks for the help in advance.

I cant seem to post photos, so here is the link to the album::


http://picasaweb.google.com/Shark.Snacks/Car

 

somone who is knoweledged please help!
thanks

 

The size would itself make it a bit ticky.

You could get some aftermarket stickers but they just won't look right. I suggest you just leave it as it is.

Oh, on a side note, is it me or does the nose of your car look a little high?

 

Yeah I see that too, but then again its on a slope and maybe he has a dead body in the trunk, j/k [:'(]

 

lol yes, I am on a pretty steep hill, thats probably what caused it. Yea, I got a dead body in the trunk , not to mention a ton of trash that I can't bother myself to clean out!

if someone could answer this quetion that would be nice: Edge racing sent me 14x1.5 lugnuts. What size lugnuts do you guys have?
what is the size of my old lugnuts? I need to know because I want to put wheel locks on my car, and when I contacted a seller about the size of wheel lock that I should get, they said 14x1.5!!!

 

I've got a miss match of wheel lugnuts inherited from the previous owner. I don't know if the S6 wheels have different size lugnuts from regular A6 cars either.

Have you tried finding out the correct size from any Audi dealer? They should be able to tell you based on your chasis number.

 

im gonna say they are like 25mm shaft. [where the threads starts to the end] so here is a ascii drawing lol
M>\\\\\\\\
so the shaft is where the measurement of the \\\\\\
lol hope that helps
M> = Head Bolt on lug