S60 1/2" wheel studs
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S60 1/2" wheel studs
It's time for upgrading the wheel studs in my S60. I'm looking at going with 1/2" ARP's. Not sure what length I need but they need to be about 3/4" longer than stock to work with my Bogarts. Stock studs are only long enough to reach the wheel face (no threads into the hex portion of the lug nut).
What part # do I need?
I've never swapped these studs out before so any hints or advice on the install would be great.
I have a 4 channel rear.
Also, any ideas for the fronts? Need them too.
Thanks!!
What part # do I need?
I've never swapped these studs out before so any hints or advice on the install would be great.
I have a 4 channel rear.
Also, any ideas for the fronts? Need them too.
Thanks!!
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I was curious about that too. The studs on my Dana are stock size. So, obviously staying 12mm would be easiest but ... what would be a reasonable power limit for that size, in an ARP stud?
Any idea how much trouble it would be to modify these axle shafts to accept the 1/2" studs? I mean, would this be a backyard mech function or would special shop tools and expertise be required?
Any idea how much trouble it would be to modify these axle shafts to accept the 1/2" studs? I mean, would this be a backyard mech function or would special shop tools and expertise be required?
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1.3X in a 3800lb car .. damn!! I heard about you .. someone drop your name when I was asking about shocks. I'll be giving you a call in the near future
480+ NA but a 150 shot is somewhere in the future.
No slicks, just DOT tires (DR's or bias ply)
480+ NA but a 150 shot is somewhere in the future.
No slicks, just DOT tires (DR's or bias ply)