[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Zaqwert6

Well it is kind of funny to be asking questions about something as menial as lug nut color, when you don't even own the car yet. :-)

Nothing wrong with extensive research per se, makes you feel even better when you finally get to sit in her and press the start button for the first time. Of course, one does have to commit sooner or later.

[D.O.M.D1]

Originally Posted by Zaqwert6

Well it is kind of funny to be asking questions about something as menial as lug nut color, when you don't even own the car yet. :-)

first off I don't have a license or a job yet,

and AlphaCamaro7 and I had a little spat on fb because he was "monitoring" my activities because I always say "I'm in the market" since I joined the Camaro fb groups, I mean give me a break I have a right to post questions and stuff that is Camaro-related I find it a little creppy in a way and he's not an admin. or a large (biz)stake on the groups to tell me off.

am I doing something wrong, does he have something against me, I don't get it.

[RomanB]

Originally Posted by madscotsman

Colorlugs, as mentioned above:


21-23mm


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thx for sharing ... I was looking at these but was not sure whether they fit. But I guess it's the right size for the stock tires.

[Zaqwert6]

Originally Posted by D.O.M.D1

first off I don't have a license or a job yet,

and AlphaCamaro7 and I had a little spat on fb because he was "monitoring" my activities because I always say "I'm in the market" since I joined the Camaro fb groups, I mean give me a break I have a right to post questions and stuff that is Camaro-related I find it a little creppy in a way and he's not an admin. or a large (biz)stake on the groups to tell me off.

am I doing something wrong, does he have something against me, I don't get it.

Definitely nothing wrong with asking. My only advice would be to not put the cart before the horse. There's a lot of different models of the Camaro out there, different generations and variances from year to year. Tons of options. Until you actually have the car you're going to get, I wouldn't sweat the Minor Details so soon. Many of them may not even apply to you at that point and there may be a bunch you haven't even thought of yet.

[Dixie ZL1]

Originally Posted by Vtor_ZL1

Gorilla spline drive - these get taken off 10-12 times per year and are looking pretty good for that much use.


You can find them on amazon for under $30/set once n while on amazon warehouse deals. Regular price is not bad either.


Gorilla 26143BC

+1..... have these on my ZL1 and still look good after frequent tire changes, AutoX, and track day torquing.

The spline deuce is a PITA until you get used to it.

[D.O.M.D1]

Originally Posted by Zaqwert6

Definitely nothing wrong with asking. My only advice would be to not put the cart before the horse. There's a lot of different models of the Camaro out there, different generations and variances from year to year. Tons of options. Until you actually have the car you're going to get, I wouldn't sweat the Minor Details so soon. Many of them may not even apply to you at that point and there may be a bunch you haven't even thought of yet.

I already know what I want, and have done my research but I'm finding out some finer details before I really bite the bullet, I'll be more than happy to share my ideas on what I want.

I may wait until January to order the car because November/December is the worst time to order(because of the holidays and coming fresh off the strike)

1lt Camaro Coupe

Engine, 2.0L Turbo, 4-cylinder

Heavy-Duty Cooling and Brake Package(piece of mind)

Wheels, 20" (50.8 cm) 5-spoke Carbon Flash painted aluminum(just because)

Garnet Red Tintcoat

alloy sport pedals

Red Seat belts

Black Bowties

Transmission, 8-speed automatic

Dark Tint Rear Lighting Package

[D.O.M.D1]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

Nothing wrong with extensive research per se, makes you feel even better when you finally get to sit in her and press the start button for the first time. Of course, one does have to commit sooner or later.

thank you sir

[HCI2000SS]

Not to steal this thread, but I have a question about those Colorlugs covers. Anyone know the proper size for the 20" RS wheels? Also, I'm guessing they won't cover the factory wheel lock? Any suggestions in that case?

[RLNTLSS]

21-23mm is for the facotry lug size..on 2010 to 2020 lugs..i have a 2019 with factory lugs

[HCI2000SS]

Originally Posted by RLNTLSS

21-23mm is for the facotry lug size..on 2010 to 2020 lugs..i have a 2019 with factory lugs

So the SS, V6, and T4 are all the same then?

[RLNTLSS]

Originally Posted by HCI2000SS

So the SS, V6, and T4 are all the same then?

Yes ..they are the same size factory lug nuts

[HCI2000SS]

Originally Posted by RLNTLSS

Yes ..they are the same size factory lug nuts

Yeah I went ahead and bought some of those 21-23 mm Colorlugs caps. They fit perfect

[Jaystroh]

Question on these lugs. What’s the difference between 26143bc and 26148bc? They look identical but the price is double for the 26148bc? Just curious

[Jaystroh]

NM it’s the QTY. 20 pack vs 60 pack.