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Old 03-15-03, 11:09 PM
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Lug Studs

I had my left rear wheel lose it's lug bolts (3, then 2) twice at autocross today. Even when torqued to 100 ft-lbs they came off. Has anyone threaded in some 12 x 1.5 mm studs into their hubs to make some normal studded hubs? What about drilling them out and using some knurled press-fit studs?
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It's pretty common to replace the bolts with screw in studs. Just secure them with a bit of loctite.
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I've looked EVERYWHERE and can't find a store to carry them. Even giant harware stores don't have 12 x 1.5 studs. I was told by a CarQuest guy over the phone that he can order some Monday, but that's the closest I've come yet. Is there any place that's got them that I'm not thinking of?
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mazda comp... however im not sure if they only sell to racers or not. and if it helps... they also fit mk3 volkswagens i belive.
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http://www.wheelcomponents.com/index1.html

Shipping is $12 so you might want to go in with a buddy, but it's still cheaper than Mazdaspeed (formerly Mazdacomp) which you do have to be a racer to order parts from. I think I'll order myself a set of their studs and nuts today for my newest seven that's still using the lug bolt system.
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