Where to get longer wheel studs.
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stubs300
Senior Member
Have you talked to a parts store lately? Guess not.
The closest thing I've found yet were from Moroso.
Moroso Wheel Studs 46190
They have a slightly larger knurl than what I was looking for (.685 vs. .673 stock) and they're a tad long. Otherwise, the only thing I found were stock length. FWIW Dorman has about a million studs.
Dorman Products - Search Results
Moroso Wheel Studs 46190
They have a slightly larger knurl than what I was looking for (.685 vs. .673 stock) and they're a tad long. Otherwise, the only thing I found were stock length. FWIW Dorman has about a million studs.
Dorman Products - Search Results
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I had to go with JEgs.com
They had what I needed for a decent price
They had what I needed for a decent price
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
Moroso product
Total of 10 studs with wheel nuts(not needed for my self)
These were forthe front 73 discs i installed.
I would take vernier calipers and measure the diameter of the existing stud then go for the closest larger diameter.
Also look forthe length but watch out for the open end and how much it appears to be.
I found a number of wheel studs claiming to be 2 1/2" in length but in reality the useful section was much shorter.
To install
I ground the knurling down ever so slightly to make it easier to install.
I then used an impact gun to pull them into place
worked like a charm!
Sorry, I thought you had found the rear studs the OP was looking for and I somehow missed them. Carry on.
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I think my point is that the www.jegs.com has a very good selection at a good price.
I apologize if I misled anyone watching the thread.
I apologize if I misled anyone watching the thread.
Gerald Morris
Senior Member
I use the Moroso studs with good result. I HAD to for a couple studs on my rear hubs, which had been worn out too much for stock studs. The larger knurl on the Moroso studs made a perfect fit. I also cut the length down nice and careful with a grinder, just to match the stock length. I highly recommend them.
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