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Lug nuts
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If they are original lug nuts, you will have to go through one of the Triumph parts distributors.
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I'd be surprised if you couldn't find something to work at least temporarily at any auto parts store. To match an original probably will require a call to one of the usual suspects, er, vendors!
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Speaking of lug nuts, since I have Panasports on all four corners and a stock steel rim in the trunk for a spare, I carry the four stock lug nuts in a little sack on top of the spare as the lug nuts that came with the mags are different from stock. A little "did you know...."
If I had kept the other lug nuts, I would have sent them to you.
Bill
If I had kept the other lug nuts, I would have sent them to you.
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A generic lug nut will work on the wheel. The stock unit with the plastic washer(I believe sold separately) are used so not to damage the wheel center.