Fiesta ST Lug Nut Size & Torque Specs

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Torque Specs: 100 lb-ft or 135 Nm
Thread Size: M12 x 1.5

McGard - Lug Nuts (64015 Black, 64002 Chrome)



McGard - Spline Style (65357BK Black, 65357 Chrome)



McGard - Wheel Locks (24026 Black, 24137 Chrome)
 


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Gorilla Automotive - Lug Nuts (91137BCB Black, 91137 Chrome)


Gorilla Automotive - Lug Nuts (21133BC Black, 21133ET Chrome, 21132RD Red)


Gorilla Automotive - Wheel Locks (71631NBC Black, 71631 Chrome)
 


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Thanks for the information. This helped me to get the right size of lug nut!
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Careful with Gorilla colored lugs, they flake really easy from what ive read. I opted for the black mcguard spline and locks. Had my wheels removed with impact guns several times and the lugs still look new.
 


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I am using Muteki SR48, so far so good!
 


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So I'm having trouble finding this information. What taper angle do the OEM lugs use? I'm surprised to see they're not a ball type (as most OEMs are) but rather a taperd (conical) design. I honestly prefer this as aftermarket lugs will fit without issue.

Is it a 60* taper?
 


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I have used the short, open end, spline, Gorilla nuts for many years, racing, street, etc....never an issue, very low weight and low cost.

Stock lugs nuts, 46 grams (25.96 oz, 1.6226 lbs)
Gorilla above, 23 grams (12.98 oz, 0.8113 lbs)
Aluminum closed end, 19 grams, $$$

I have the aluminum ones that came on a car I bought, nice and light but not much lighter and as often as I swap wheels and tires around they just do not last real long so I might sell them.
 


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Thank you for this...I was trying to find some.
 


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How long do the nuts need to be?
 


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The ones I use are still slightly longer than the stud so they are more than long enough.

There is a formula but I forget what it is as have not used it in many years.
 


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Thanks. The ones that I have in my Amazon cart are longer than stock so they should be fine.
 


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Best bang for the buck is the Gorilla shorties I mentioned.

I do have a set of aluminum closed end ones I can sell for a good deal if anybody is interested.
 


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I couldn't find an answer online...

Is there a difference between P12 x 1.5 and M12 x 1.5?
 


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Has anyone given the McGard #64012 a try on OEM wheels? They seem the same as 64002, just slightly shorter. The OEM lugs are getting pretty busted up.
 


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Just bought and put on the mishimoto lugs. Look awesome. Comes with 4 lugs with key open lug and really light. So far if recommend. Cheap price for 20
 


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