Hey All I'm a little concerned about the amount of threads holding. on my rear aluminum wheels. At best I think there is about 3/8 of an inch of thread to stud Can longer wheel studs be bought and has anyone have to same problem
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rear wheel studs
dougtappan- Number of posts : 310
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rear wheel studs
Kakster- Number of posts : 236
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Re: rear wheel studs
dougtappan- Number of posts : 310
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Re: rear wheel studs
Yikes ....those studs are 3 inches long do I need that length or are those for duel wheels
Seth G- Vintage-Vans Listings Manager
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Re: rear wheel studs
Some mags can use what are called e.t.(extended thread) nuts.
kookykrispy- Number of posts : 1533
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Re: rear wheel studs
you can get wheel studs in whatever length you need.
You need to get the axles out, but then you can change em out yourself with a big hammer, or if you have a press, even better
You need to get the axles out, but then you can change em out yourself with a big hammer, or if you have a press, even better
m1dadio- Chevy Guru
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Re: rear wheel studs
your wheel nuts need 9 threads of engagement and 90 to 100 Ft/Lbs torque.
The standard studs are usually a little short you can knock them out with a hammer without removing the axle and pull the new ones in with an inverted wheel nut, a couple large washers and an impact gun.
You have a G10 van right?
Use NAPA wheel stud 641-1267 they are the same splined fit in the axle and about 3/8" longer
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NDP6411267?keywordInput=noe6411267
M1D
The standard studs are usually a little short you can knock them out with a hammer without removing the axle and pull the new ones in with an inverted wheel nut, a couple large washers and an impact gun.
You have a G10 van right?
Use NAPA wheel stud 641-1267 they are the same splined fit in the axle and about 3/8" longer
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NDP6411267?keywordInput=noe6411267
M1D
dougtappan- Number of posts : 310
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Re: rear wheel studs
Many thanks M1D