Are these the lugs I need

[cjmatt]

Ive got a set of prostars with conical seats but there is no hubcentric portion of the wheel in order to keep it locked dead center. ive got a set of open end conical nuts for them, but am worried about them coming out of round with no centering hub. Would these fix that issue?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GO...7/?image=large

[johnquick302]

go to gratiot wheel in roseville and bring your wheel with you and they will give you the right lugs if your unsure. they have them in stock also

[1BADAIR]

are they real prostars? the jegs and summits use a 60degree conical seats

these are pro's

[cjmatt]

are they real prostars? the jegs and summits use a 60degree conical seats

these are pro's

im guessing theyre knockoffs. theyve got weld centercaps, but no other markings other than the offset (13D) and a number 61396. theyve got conical seats though.

[1BADAIR]

the real ones have shank nuts and the floating alum in the middle.
I haven't heard any issues with just using cones without them being hub centric. I would be sure to have good studs though

[DarkoStoj]

those lugs are expensive, i forgot what kind they are though

[1qk50]

Do the rims look like these:

[1qk50]

These are the summit brand and take a 60 degree conical lug nut. Jegs also sells these rims.

[1qk50]

This is a true Prostar

[cjmatt]

Do the rims look like these:

yeah they look like those, but theyve got weld center caps, which is what threw me off