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Old 11-09-2007, 11:03 AM
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I have a moser 12bolt rear in my car and i was wondering (after watching a car SNAP ALL 5 studs off)................When should i start being concerned if my car will do that. What kind of 60ft. times shold i take xtra precaution of breaking off the studs and RIP the whole quarter panel to pieces?
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I've never seen it happen, but I've heard of it happening. It is hard to say though if when that happens if the wheel was loose or not prior to breaking off the studs. With your 1.6 60ft times you shouldn't need to be concerned, but for piece of mind you could install ARP wheel studs. Bob
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What about now? I have finnaly got the car to hook!

1.52 60ft.
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Id just get a set of ARP studs and be done with it. Depending on how fast you are, there will be a requirement of LONGER studs. They will be I beleive at least a inch exposed over the lug.

I'll pm a buddy so he can comment, he has to run them on his car.....
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You should be good to go as long as you got the racing studs from Moser. I think they are the 1/2 x 20 studs. I watched a friend of mine sheer his studs off, but he got the soft studs with his Moser instead of the racing studs. I think he told Moser that he was running stock type wheels, so they sent the shorter soft studs.


Other than that keep a constant check on the lug nuts and you will be fine with low 1.5 60's
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put a set of arp's in if you are worried... can't hurt
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Thanks, i don't know if they are hardend or not! How can i tell? I did not order this rear end; it was in the car when i bought it!
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On a set of V-6 camaro wheels my race studs come out past the wheels 1/4 inch. They are black 1/2 x 20. If you don't know for certain just get some of the big race studs from arp. That would be a small price to pay for peace of mind.
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i agree with everyone else, they are probably the cheapest part you can buy for your car. Get a set and forget about it. You will feel much better knowing that you can launch the car not worrying about your wheel flying off. If you dont, i can guarantee everytime you see that green light flash on you are going to have that thought in the back of your head saying "oh god please dont break"....
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