Locking lug nuts?

[sweetlipsbaby55]

Hey guys I have a 2014 Chevrolet Camaro 2014 2LT RS and I am looking to purchase McGard Locking Lug Nuts | Wheel Locks | 14x1.5 | 13/16 & 22mm Hex | Chevrolet GM. Would you know if these will fit? I don’t know if this is what I have my Camaro isn’t on this list
https://bn1-broadcast.officeapps.liv...e238fd0%2Edocx

[Lance455]

Sounds right the part number for the mcgard I got for my camaro is 24210

[J-Crazy Camaro]

Here are a couple that will work, so you have different options if you want a GM solution

GM 92221879, 92221880, 19259109

[Merc]

I got these off Ebay $35.

[United_727]

You're better off getting Gorilla locks. Every lugnut is a lock. 14x1.5

[Merc]

Originally Posted by United_727

You're better off getting Gorilla locks. Every lugnut is a lock. 14x1.5

If you look close every lug nut in the box is a lock requires special socket to remove for each and every one.

[JTruck]

Originally Posted by Merc

If you look close every lug nut in the box is a lock requires special socket to remove for each and every one.

Sorry to burst your bubble but all that requires is a spline socket to remove. Nothing special about those lugs and zero protection.

[Merc]

Originally Posted by Comrando

Torque them all to 140 lb/ft?

I have a custom wheel wrench, don't use a torque wrench any more I know there very close as I have checked afterwards with a torqure wrench. I have 3 sets of wheels stock, road course and drag strip no issues so far.

[Merc]

Originally Posted by JTruck

Sorry to burst your bubble but all that requires is a spline socket to remove. Nothing special about those lugs and zero protection.

Your not bursting my bubble at all the average thief probably doesn't have the spline socket. Bottle of nitrogen hammer and a chisel and your wheels are gone regardless of what wheel lock you got. If they want them bad enough there gone.

[Ir0nM4n]

Originally Posted by Comrando

Torque them all to 140 lb/ft?

Torque specs for mine is 110 lb/ft. Per the manual for a 14 Camaro.

[Ir0nM4n]

Originally Posted by Merc

I have a custom wheel wrench, don't use a torque wrench any more I know there very close as I have checked afterwards with a torqure wrench. I have 3 sets of wheels stock, road course and drag strip no issues so far.

I'm not sure what that tool is and how much torque per turn it applies.
That does not matter....

What does matter to me is .....
I know someone who did not torque their wheels during a road course session. Came back to the staging area with a weird sound.. found out the cause was loose lug nuts.

Be careful, that's all.

[United_727]

Originally Posted by Merc

Your not bursting my bubble at all the average thief probably doesn't have the spline socket. Bottle of nitrogen hammer and a chisel and your wheels are gone regardless of what wheel lock you got. If they want them bad enough there gone.

Yes,but with Gorilla locks , a thief is going to take a lot of time and make a lot of noise to get all 20 off.

[CamaroJim56]

Had these on mine, the guy installed them with a plain socket, did nick them up some, but if he put them on with a socket, they will come off with one. A 3/4 socket will do it.

I replaced all of them with the Gorilla System lugs. <$50 and do need a key to get them off.

Originally Posted by Merc

Your not bursting my bubble at all the average thief probably doesn't have the spline socket. Bottle of nitrogen hammer and a chisel and your wheels are gone regardless of what wheel lock you got. If they want them bad enough there gone.