Time for longer wheel studs... any suggestions?
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Time for longer wheel studs... any suggestions?
Right now.... stock wheel studs in front.
I run Weld drag lite 15 X 3.5's with a 5/16th spacer along with the weld draglite lug nuts.
Local track (e town) says this is fine...
Another track (island) tells me I need longer wheel studs.
Might as well be safe...
What size wheel studs/ open end lug nuts would you all recommend?
Thanks!
I run Weld drag lite 15 X 3.5's with a 5/16th spacer along with the weld draglite lug nuts.
Local track (e town) says this is fine...
Another track (island) tells me I need longer wheel studs.
Might as well be safe...
What size wheel studs/ open end lug nuts would you all recommend?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by DietCoke
With a spacer only the GM long stud is long enough to technically be nhra legal.
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the part number from JNorris is right. below is a pic. you can order them at http://gmpartsdirect.com/, for $1.39 a piece.
#11
Ya they will just nock a hole in er! J/K i just put arp's on the frt of mine for 22.00 bucks. just do it & be safe. I used stock open lugs on my crager ss's for the street. Doesnt look the best but will work for now. Lets go RACING!
Last edited by JRracing; 03-24-2005 at 12:43 AM.
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Originally Posted by mdblackz28
the part number from JNorris is right. below is a pic. you can order them at http://gmpartsdirect.com/, for $1.39 a piece.
Be carefull w/these if you're running any kind of spacer. I was using these w/ 7/32" (~3/16")spacers on the rear w/15x10" 7.5"BS DragLites. Bent all 10 studs after only 1/2 dozen or so launches. As stated above... they are NOT hardened.