Unfortunatley not. Bugger eh? Those SD1 trims are lovely.
You can if you fit the SD1 wheels as well as the trims. I suppose it depends on exactly how much you like those trims as to whether it's worth that much bother.
Then you have to find nuts that fit or use the SD1 studs.
Ha ha, cruel, but funny !Harvey, further evidence of the slippery slope you've previously alluded to?
I can't help it if you all keep mentioning the word I can't bring myself to say, let alone put down in print.... Once I start saying it, then writing it, and that aforementioned slippery slope could end up with me actually using the spanners....
hmmm.. not sure what word you mean
That is beyond clever !hmmm.. not sure what word you mean
Didn't mean nothing H, just been stuck indoors for too long now.
Strange really as I was at work on Thursday
I must admit that the tool kits I have always seem to have these strangely marked sockets and spanners, seemingly sequentially numbered.
I did find them useful when I rebuilt my Kawasaki though as they seemed to fit that rather well