Wheel nut help!

1. Ollie91 Newbie Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 1

   #1 19th March 2011, 12:27

   I've got a 1.1 saxo with vtr alloys with spacers was wondering what size and design wheel nuts I need as the previous owner has used threaded bar and nuts.
   
   Thanks Ollie.
2. Peage Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 4

   #2 28th April 2011, 15:51

   Hi I'm sorry you haven't had a reply to your post as it would help me.
   
   I have 1999 alloys getting painted to put on my 2001 1.1 Desire and went to Citroen garage but he wants chasis number as there are two types of nut at garage I can order.
   
   If someone can give me their chasis number from a 1999 or earlier Saxo which would have the standard 7 hole alloys then I can order some nuts. Should cost less than £50 for 16.
   
   Peage
3. meggo Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 york Posts: 23 citroen saxo vtr rally car (under construction) B

   #3 28th April 2011, 22:42

   hi, if you look in the bolt hole it will be a flat face type or a angled face type, and if you pop down ur local scrap yard just mach the type uv got on ur wheel most of the pug and citroen range us the same so its just a case of maching to your wheels, but off the top of my head ( i will double check in the moring) u need the flat type.
   
   Hope that helps.
4. meggo Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 york Posts: 23 citroen saxo vtr rally car (under construction) B

   #4 28th April 2011, 22:43

   sorry forgot must be of a pug or citroen with alloys steel wheels are the angled type iirc
5. Peage Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 4

   #5 3rd May 2011, 23:15

   Thanks Meggo but the guy at the garage wants a chasis number it is no use me saying I want the flat type which I do. He has two types and the only way he is to match them is with a chasis number of the older 1999 or earlier vehicle. If I can't get tha then I'll press him to make a call to England discribing it to the geaser on the other end.
   
   Peage
6. meggo Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 york Posts: 23 citroen saxo vtr rally car (under construction) B

   #6 4th May 2011, 17:25

   chassi/VIN no is easy too. lol its the long number stamped in ur engine bay, pop the bonet and it will be stamped in the bit of tin just under the windscrean or on the plate just under the tail gate catch in the boot.
   
   Or there are loads on ebay they are always on usualy under the 'citroen saxo breaking' heading.
7. Peage Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 4

   #7 10th May 2011, 23:16

   Because the car nevr had alloys my own chassis no won't help I need one from an earlier Saxo up to 1999.
8. meggo Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 york Posts: 23 citroen saxo vtr rally car (under construction) B

   #8 11th May 2011, 19:51

   may have a set that i wont be using as i will be changing to studs, so if you want em just pm me ur addres and ill send them out.
9. Peage Newbie Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 4

   #9 26th May 2011, 09:55

   Thanks Meggo but I think I'll go with a new set from the Citreon dealer. (I live in Guernsey and postage won't be cheap.)
10. Pau1os Regular Poster Joined: Mar 2010 Pickering Posts: 303 129.05bhp mk2 Silver VTS

    #10 26th May 2011, 11:03

    my old VTR wheels had flat bolts, so you will need them im thinking mate
11. Pau1os Regular Poster Joined: Mar 2010 Pickering Posts: 303 129.05bhp mk2 Silver VTS

    #11 26th May 2011, 12:02

    my old VTR wheels had flat bolts, so you will need them im thinking mate