What did you do to your 10th gen today?
#8032
A quick google search told me that 97-99 has 12mm studs and 2000+ has 14mm studs. That's consistent with my experience too, as my lugnuts from my 97 didn't fit my 2000, I had to buy a new set. Anyways, you can get locking lug nuts from anywhere that sells wheels. I bought mine when I bought my wheels at America's Tire Co. If I remember right I think it was about 20 bucks for a set of four with the adapter.
#8033
schocke_901
Ordered the lightning heads today and put two kicker 6x8s in the front doors (backs soon to come) a little more boom and somewhat cleaner. Head unit would probably help a lot but not sure how I feel about it right now.
#8034
Senior Member
A quick google search told me that 97-99 has 12mm studs and 2000+ has 14mm studs. That's consistent with my experience too, as my lugnuts from my 97 didn't fit my 2000, I had to buy a new set. Anyways, you can get locking lug nuts from anywhere that sells wheels. I bought mine when I bought my wheels at America's Tire Co. If I remember right I think it was about 20 bucks for a set of four with the adapter.
#8035
#8036
If you have installed them already, how much of an improvement are they over stock? I'm assuming you have the stock HU and are not amplifying them
#8037
schocke_901
Honestly not the difference i was hoping for but I can tell that it's cleaner. Running stock head unit and unamplified. I'm sure it would be a lot better if I ran an aftermarket HU or amp
#8038
That's because you bought kickers mate! Great if you want to make your truck loud and boomy, not so great if you actually want to listen to music. Head units help but when it comes to sound quality buying the right speakers is huge.
Last edited by TboneH; 08-24-2013 at 05:58 PM.
#8039
Trucks all cleaned and ready to take my out for my 21st
#8040