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What Lug Bolt
I am wondering what lug bolts to get. I have a 1982 300D-TD that currently has 15" rims. I am getting 14" rims that I believe are alloy. Also am planning on getting steel rims for winter tires. In the owners manual it shows 2 different bolts, 1 for forged light alloy rims only and the other for light alloy disc rims/steel rims only. All of the places I've shopped on the Internet list only lug bolts for either alloy or steel rims. Do I need two different sets of lug bolts since I am planning on using different type of wheels at different times of the year?
Below is a picture of the wheels that I am getting. |
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