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Technical Stamped Steel Nuts ?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by gatz, Apr 1, 2025.

  1. gatz
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    What the heck are these things called?

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  2. In_The_Pink
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  3. milwscruffy
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    Washer lock nut.
     
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  5. deathrowdave
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    from NKy

    Auveco is a stones throw from my home . No counter sales available . The parts house I buy from is a distributor for Auveco , it takes 3-4 weeks to fill the order . Auveco = Auto Vehicle Parts Company
     
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  6. caprockfabshop
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    I've been calling them Speed Nuts for years
     
  7. squirrel
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    Palnut Capped Washer Type Lock Nut

    is the official name...but you can probably find them using some other terms mentioned above
     
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  8. gene-koning
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    How many do you need? I used to get them a few at a time at our local auto parts stores, I found them on Ebay, or Amazon in larger quantities a few years back.
     
  9. gatz
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    Thanks guys
    I only need 10 or so. 1/4-20
    Which auto parts store ?
     
  10. oldolds
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  11. bobss396
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    Ace Hardware will have them.
     
  12. Paladin1962
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    Good ones have a rubber insulator in them
     

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