D1 Spec RacingNut or Buddyclub Racing Nuts

[lo0se3r]

Hey guys,

Have anyone used D1 Spec RacingNut?
http://www.d1specusa.com/catalog/D1S-010.jpg

I currently have Buddyclub New Racing Nuts
http://www.buddyclub.com.au/2007/series/nuts/IMG_7503.jpg

so, I am thinking which one would be better, Buddyclub or D1 Spec?
and if you have bad experience with them, or heard of bad things about these lugnuts (e.g. wears out faster, cracked easily, etc)
let me know.

Cheers

[aozora]

Sorry dude... but unless they were built by a disabled monkey in a factory - you really can't go wrong. Nuts are generally considered disposable... thread will wear out... might even round...
Spend your money on something worth while :p

I wouldn't exactly call this suitable for the handling forum either...

[SHOGUNOVDDRK]

Stay with the buddy crubs.

[ralph_ef9]

buddyclub + 1
some 2nd hand rays nuts are not bad...

[MWAKU]

the only real difference would be wieght.. but i wouldn't know what either wieghs... and thats if ur pedantic about every gram on ur car lol. also i hear the d1 dont come with the hex/lock key? dunno but

[Limbo]

most decent nuts are fine. The only ones i had problems with were the generaly allen key ones as they break after a while from having crappy metal and being rattled.

The D1 spec so long as they fit i don't think you will have a problem, they are just a normal nut size so there is no need for the key.

[Toilet]

Been using D1 nuts for over a year. No problems yet, and I think I got them for 70 or 80 bucks. Can't go wrong.. I think..

[yellows2k]

running buddyclubs on my evo, no issues, its a lug nut, its not rocket science,
running the d1 spec on the ek civic. again, its a lug nut, not issues.
they are both very light, i had some rays lugs when i had my s2000, they were good nuts as well, but again, its a nut.
it didnt perform magic tricks

[felixd]

or u can go as low as the generic tuner forged aluminum lightweight nuts for $60 buks :) hehehehehe

[yellows2k]

why generic, when d1 lugs r $54.99 delivered