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That would be a lot cheaper but how long do you think the paint and clear coat would last if I used a soft socket?

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That would be a lot cheaper but how long do you think the paint and clear coat would last if I used a soft socket?

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POST 1Original post

I once found titanium lug bolts surfing around here. Does anyone remember who carries them? Thanks.

POST 3Original post

Can't remember where but I thought I saw it on here. I may be mistaken.

POST 4Original post

Light Weight Titanium Lug Bolts for 996/996TT/GT3 ($850)

POST 5Original post

mpollard- you are the man...can we Caymanites ues them as well?

POST 8Original post

Forgot to copy link. http://www.planet-9.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1356&FORUM_ID=1&CAT_ID=1&Topic_Title=Boothe+Design+Products+Preview%21%21%21&Forum_Title=Cayman+Chat

POST 9Original post

So what do those lug bolts weigh and what do the stock ones weigh? What is the total savings? 1/8lb? 1/4lb? 1/2lb?

POST 10Original post

They are lighter than the standrad or chromed bolts, but, importantly, they don't rust.

POST 11Original post

That's why I'm interested. My 986s bolts started to rust after about a year. I have a friend who has them on his 997S and they look pretty good. I would ask him where he got them but he's in Iraq.

POST 12Original post

It's ALOT cheaper to just remove your lugs, paint and clear coat them. Save yourself the un godly amount of money for the Ti ones.

POST 13Original post

That would be a lot cheaper but how long do you think the paint and clear coat would last if I used a soft socket?

POST 14Original post

These are not titanium, they are just chromed: http://www.vertexauto.com/?pg=proddetail&sk=197859 They are on sale for $5.95/each I ordered a set. I can buy seven chrome sets and still have some money left over the titanium. They might be heavier, but I can live with that. Edited by - jaica on 07/02/2006 4:14:13 PM

POST 15Original post

What an incredible waste of money to spend $850 on lug bolts.

POST 17Original post

You should also check out the offerings from site sponsor: http://www.boothedesign.com/boltsstudslugs.html

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