What did you do to your Fiesta ST today ?

[Capri to ST]

Lugnuts are swollen (giggity) so probably should replace them. Anyone got a Mcgard part number handy? They’re my go-to.

I'm using McGard Spline Drive Lug Nuts, P/N #65357BC, and like them a lot. I've had them for almost eight years and they've held up well, they're tough.
This is on my aftermarket wheels. I think they fit the OEM ones too, but I'm not sure.
Here's a link, they're sold many places, and come in other colors-
https://www.maperformance.com/produ...e-cone-seat-lug-nuts-chrome-blue-caps-65357bc

 

[isis]

I'm using McGard Spline Drive Lug Nuts, P/N #65357BC, and like them a lot. I've had them for almost eight years and they've held up well, they're tough.
This is on my aftermarket wheels. I think they fit the OEM ones too, but I'm not sure.
Here's a link, they're sold many places, and come in other colors-
https://www.maperformance.com/produ...e-cone-seat-lug-nuts-chrome-blue-caps-65357bc
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Thanks but I prefer regular hex ones. I dig the blue end tho, that’d be sweet.

 

[Capri to ST]

Thanks but I prefer regular hex ones. I dig the blue end tho, that’d be sweet.

Yes, the blue end is a nice touch on a blue car.

 

[pixelzombie]

Thanks but I prefer regular hex ones. I dig the blue end tho, that’d be sweet.

I've had these for over 3 years, no issues at all.

Replacement Lug Nuts, Closed End Bulge Acorn Cone seat 20 Pcs

 

[isis]

I've had these for over 3 years, no issues at all.

Replacement Lug Nuts, Closed End Bulge Acorn Cone seat 20 Pcs

Thanks. These’ll do.

 

[KXNGABE85]

I'm intrigued by the dynamat, it really that made that big of a difference?

100% Dude I am not kidding, I am currently just to list a few mods, CPE Passenger and Trans mounts (NVH is real with these guys lol) lots of bracing both from and rear. Vibra Technics RMM because CPE as out of stock lol. About 5 braces in total if I remember correctly, removed the spare out of the back and everything else in it. Rear Muffler deleted and a sound system, all components plus rear sub that weighs 45lbs by itself and the difference in sound is UNREAL.

I never realized how loud my car was until I put that sound deading in the back. I guess I never really thought about it, I knew I had rattles but with those rattles comes a lot of increased noise and I just never put the two together, is what it is. But when I cranked the motor for the first time after putting the car back together I couldnt believe my ears! Even to this day, I notice it right away like I can't believe how much quieter the cabin is compared to what it used to be, hence why I will be doing the rest of the car in the near future. I honestly don't think you will regret it. My two cents ✌️

 

[Dialcaliper]

I'm using McGard Spline Drive Lug Nuts, P/N #65357BC, and like them a lot. I've had them for almost eight years and they've held up well, they're tough.
This is on my aftermarket wheels. I think they fit the OEM ones too, but I'm not sure.
Here's a link, they're sold many places, and come in other colors-
https://www.maperformance.com/produ...e-cone-seat-lug-nuts-chrome-blue-caps-65357bc
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I also like the mcgard spline drive nuts. Narrow profile is great for aftermarket wheels and the spline teeth hold up better than hex flats if you are repeatedly removing and replacing wheels yourself, which I tend to do.

The integrated taper washers are what really make them great. I find that I’m much more able to get a reliable torque on the first go around (always do three passes), and rarely do I ever get any movement even after a test drive or checking a day or two later. Because of the washers they don’t bind like steel-on-aluminum does