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Old 03-03-2016, 05:41 PM
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i have a moser 12 bolt with stock moser studs.

which is the strongest studs...and size?

im using stock ws6 wheels with 295/45/17s
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You can go to 1/2 studs with stock wheels. See here.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/multimedi...cs-vids-9.html
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I agree, 1/2 are what I recommend. Bob
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can i get away with the 12mm arp 2.5 inch long studs??
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You can go to 1/2 studs with stock wheels. See here.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/multimedi...cs-vids-9.html

what needs to happen to make the hoosiers fit with stock wheels?


did u roll fenders?
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Originally Posted by unioncarpenter84
can i get away with the 12mm arp 2.5 inch long studs??
You can. but why not got 1/2"? They fit without drilling the wheels and they're slightly larger in diameter which makes them stronger. Bob
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because then ill have to drill axles for the 1/2 inch to work.
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#1- using wheels that use conical style lugs (bad) #2 using tiny studs with said wheels (worse)
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they have a different type of lug nut that i can use?


still has to better than the stock lugs tho with using arp
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Originally Posted by unioncarpenter84
what needs to happen to make the hoosiers fit with stock wheels?


did u roll fenders?
No fenders are stock. Just need adj lower arms cause they gotta be perfectly centered.

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because then ill have to drill axles for the 1/2 inch to work.
I know this idea sucks but it may be required for safety and piece of mind.

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#1- using wheels that use conical style lugs (bad) #2 using tiny studs with said wheels (worse)
This is correct. The style of clamping is where you increase or decrease youre shear strength of your stud. If you look at the link I posted I describe the differences and show what I did to help the situation...

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they have a different type of lug nut that i can use?


still has to better than the stock lugs tho with using arp
Stock wheels use conical seat lugs, you cant change that. Drag wheels use a shank lug and washer, which is much better. Gotta change wheels to runs those.
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i saw in your thread about using the extended thread lug nuts. have u used them?
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Yes i currently run those on the rear.
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do u happen to have the link for the lug nuts?
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I just searched ebay. stock is 12mm I believe.
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what just search 12mm extended lugs?
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12mm et lug:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-pcs-12mm-...5j_Zzw&vxp=mtr
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Okay so the arp studs 2.5 ones and ur lugs should be fine without a issue
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They will need to be an open ended lug to allow the long stud to pass through.
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okay ill look for the open ended ones



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