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Mate you can take any lock nuts off, it can be done by bashing a socket on or by using three big screw drivers. <---- this may sound dumb but I have seen it work and its very easy..

BMW has the best lock nuts I have seen, you lock and unlock them with a key. My bro had them on his bmw 318is 95 model (10 years ago) and if you brake them you not taking them off, you will have to cut the wheel off.

Pete

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What is the nut size / thread for the Falcon?

I like the McGard locks, the spline drive type.....they make the OEM locks for Subaru. Should be abl to pick up a set on ebay from the states.

http://www.mcgard.com/automotive/

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I wish I knew. I will have to contact ford and find out. I also came across some US ones called Gorilla. I think the mcgard locks are the best. the ultra ones. thanks for your help.

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Think of what Mr bean would do....

Take the wheels with ya when you go to work...

Maybe make some pictures of crap tiers and rims and hang them over the top of your good ones.

If they are stupid enough to become criminals in the first place then they must be stupid enough to fall for that.

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  Jordz xr6 fan said:
Maybe make some pictures of crap tiers and rims and hang them over the top of your good ones.

Tell your boss you need a raise! with thinking like that you deserve to make more money

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  dlakers3peat said:
I wish I knew. I will have to contact ford and find out. I also came across some US ones called Gorilla. I think the mcgard locks are the best. the ultra ones. thanks for your help.

I have the spline drive type on another car. good stuff.

Once you find nut/thread info please post up.

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