Posted By: Anonymous
Wobble bolts - 06/05/2009 21:48
I can't help thinking that these are a little dangerous. Any thoughts? (May be changing alloys)
Wobble bolts
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 06/05/2009 21:53
i'v had wobbly bolts for awhile now and don't think they are any different from normal bolts . its only the top washer that moves around and when tightened they do the same job , i haven't had a wheel come flying of at high speed so don't see any problems with them 
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 07/05/2009 01:23
ive had woblys on now 18 monts and like nismo said ive had no issues what so ever
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 17/06/2009 01:54
A friend been using it for 4 years already so that he could fit so light weight OZ 100pcd wheels on, so far so good, but the garage did recommend to change them to new pieces after a few years just to be on the safe side.
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 17/06/2009 19:08
what the hell is a wobbly bolt???!!!
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 17/06/2009 19:41
they are like a wheel bolt but with a washer
Posted By: Tartandude
Re: Wobble bolts - 17/06/2009 19:48
I've had wobbly bolts for 2 years or so.. No issues whatsover 
Oh and they look like this:
Oh and they look like this:
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 17/06/2009 20:09
i see...
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Wobble bolts - 18/06/2009 18:42
The bolt is 12mm. The conical washer is loose and not part of the bolt cap. The hole in the middle of the washer is 13mm rather than 12mm
This 1mm of play allows the bolt to centre into the hole (4x98mm PCD) in the hub whils the washer centres into the hole in the wheel (4x100mm PCD).
This 1mm of play allows the bolt to centre into the hole (4x98mm PCD) in the hub whils the washer centres into the hole in the wheel (4x100mm PCD).