Konig Monsoon owners, stripped my key
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Konig Monsoon owners, stripped my key
Anyone done this before? Being careful not to get the tire iron too deep and scratch the wheels, I guess I didnt insert the key 100% and when I turned it hard (the lug was already snugged) the inside of the key stripped bad enough to make it useless. I use a long 12mm shaft to do the non-keyed nuts so those arent a concern. How can I get a replacement key?
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You'll probably have to buy a new set of 4 lugnuts with a key. From Gorrilla or Coyote (I think that's it).
I know what you mean about the shoulder of the key hitting the outer edge of the lugnut hole and scratching it. I ground that part down on my bench grinder. Tapered it, so it would not contact anymore.
I know what you mean about the shoulder of the key hitting the outer edge of the lugnut hole and scratching it. I ground that part down on my bench grinder. Tapered it, so it would not contact anymore.
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Originally posted by Z28ROC
You'll probably have to buy a new set of 4 lugnuts with a key. From Gorrilla or Coyote (I think that's it).
I know what you mean about the shoulder of the key hitting the outer edge of the lugnut hole and scratching it. I ground that part down on my bench grinder. Tapered it, so it would not contact anymore.
You'll probably have to buy a new set of 4 lugnuts with a key. From Gorrilla or Coyote (I think that's it).
I know what you mean about the shoulder of the key hitting the outer edge of the lugnut hole and scratching it. I ground that part down on my bench grinder. Tapered it, so it would not contact anymore.
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