SnowYeti
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I have some SCS Ray's 10 wheels. Matte Gunmetal.
Great looking wheel, but I personally don't like the faux bead lock look very much. One not being real and two I see a lot of other faux bead lock wheels with rusty bolts. So I wanted to address the rust and downplay the bolts.
I order Stainless Steel fasteners (Button head cap screws) from McMaster Carr
M6 x 8
https://www.mcmaster.com/standard-rounded-head-screws
Then I sent them to PCBolts.com
https://pcbolts.com/
Wow, what amazing quality!! Zero flaws, even coating, no paint on threads, and great packaging...and fast turnaround! Shown is Stealth Gray, I still wanted a little contrast and this color is a dark gray.
I am a ID/ME with a focus on consumer goods. I have dealt with powder coating around the world. It can be pretty awful at times. To do it right required the right prep, and then the right process. These are some of the best examples I have ever seen.
Plus they have developed their own process that drastically reduces chipping when torqued. I had to install 80 of these guys, zero chipping when I torqued them down.
Anyway, in my opinion they are the best option to paint/powder coat bolt heads, washers, nuts, etc. out there.
Center cap logos if you are interested. My second car with these. No issues at all.
https://www.decalson.com/shop/?product_tag=toyota
Great looking wheel, but I personally don't like the faux bead lock look very much. One not being real and two I see a lot of other faux bead lock wheels with rusty bolts. So I wanted to address the rust and downplay the bolts.
I order Stainless Steel fasteners (Button head cap screws) from McMaster Carr
M6 x 8
https://www.mcmaster.com/standard-rounded-head-screws
Then I sent them to PCBolts.com
https://pcbolts.com/
Wow, what amazing quality!! Zero flaws, even coating, no paint on threads, and great packaging...and fast turnaround! Shown is Stealth Gray, I still wanted a little contrast and this color is a dark gray.
I am a ID/ME with a focus on consumer goods. I have dealt with powder coating around the world. It can be pretty awful at times. To do it right required the right prep, and then the right process. These are some of the best examples I have ever seen.
Plus they have developed their own process that drastically reduces chipping when torqued. I had to install 80 of these guys, zero chipping when I torqued them down.
Anyway, in my opinion they are the best option to paint/powder coat bolt heads, washers, nuts, etc. out there.
Center cap logos if you are interested. My second car with these. No issues at all.
https://www.decalson.com/shop/?product_tag=toyota
