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Old 04-19-2015, 09:58 PM
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Default 02 TA 15x10,4.50bs, 5/8 studs, what shank size?
Hey guys I was wondering what size mag shank I need for a 15x10 billet specialties Streetlites going on a 5/8 wheel stud? The wheel is 15x10 with 4.50bs

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5/8 wheel stud does not use a shank style lug nut.
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What do you suggest with billet specialties wheels and 5/8 studs? Regular open lug nuts?
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Originally Posted by Patsy57
What do you suggest with billet specialties wheels and 5/8 studs? Regular open lug nuts?
That's what I run, an open lug with a washer between the wheel and lug nut.
I have 5/8 Strange studs on my street lites.
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Is that the best way to do it?
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Originally Posted by Zmg00camaross
Do these require a washer or spacer with billet streetlites and 5/8 studs?
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Nope. Call them up, last time I called they were super helpful. But won't need a washer since the lug nut is aluminum it's self. They are NHRA approved and safe.
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Call champion or billet specialties?
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