I need some lockin wheel studs
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they fit on my mk3 gti. i didnt think they were some unusual item but every car place i tried didnt have them. i had to mail order them for the VW from either mazda or mazdacomp i forget.
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hmmm... so a mazda dealership had them? Do you have any contact information. Ive been looking, for a few hours now, and i still havnt really found any.
Edit: i just found some at www.wheelcomponets.com but 45 bucks! but i guess thats not too bad. But they only come in chrome and my wheels are black.
Edit: i just found some at www.wheelcomponets.com but 45 bucks! but i guess thats not too bad. But they only come in chrome and my wheels are black.
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not a dealership... a site.
http://www.mazdamotorsports.com/weba...0001&langId=-1
HOWEVER.... you have to be a registered, and to get registered you have to be a racer.
http://www.mazdamotorsports.com/weba...0001&langId=-1
HOWEVER.... you have to be a registered, and to get registered you have to be a racer.
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Originally posted by Manntis
I thought stock was wheel bolts, whereas studs WERE aftermarket, not 'stock studs'
I thought stock was wheel bolts, whereas studs WERE aftermarket, not 'stock studs'
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when i put my 16s on, i simply loctited one stud to the rotor, and left the other 3 as wheel bolts. that way i could use the generic wheel lock nuts, while making it *much* easier to throw a tire on the car. (nothing like trying to align the holes in the wheel with the holes on the rotor in the dark!)
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Originally posted by yayo420
Do they make tuner studs? I found a set of rims for my 4x110 pattern but the stock studs wont fit.....OR how hard is it to convert to lugs?
Do they make tuner studs? I found a set of rims for my 4x110 pattern but the stock studs wont fit.....OR how hard is it to convert to lugs?
Originally posted by REVHED
You're right... I think some people are just getting the terminology mixed up.
You're right... I think some people are just getting the terminology mixed up.
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Originally posted by Maguire
It is getting confusing isnt it? But i still have the bolts. If i could find the locking studs i would buy them. But if i have to convert them to studs i will. Ive been working on my car just about everyday since my wreck in october, im almost there. But im getting to the point where i just want my car back on the damn road. So, im trying to avoid any extra work. But maybe ill do it later.
It is getting confusing isnt it? But i still have the bolts. If i could find the locking studs i would buy them. But if i have to convert them to studs i will. Ive been working on my car just about everyday since my wreck in october, im almost there. But im getting to the point where i just want my car back on the damn road. So, im trying to avoid any extra work. But maybe ill do it later.
GSL-SE's and Series III RX-7's came with Studs.
To convert from Bolts to Studs.
You could order the studs and heads from a GSL-SE from Mazda. All 84+ 13B powered cars should use the same heads on the studs.
Or you could go to an aftermarket shop and find the correct fitting studs and heads to fit.
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