where to get wheel studs
#2
Just soak it in 2-cycle
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When some goon stole half of my wheel studs a number of years ago, I just went to autozone. They had them in stock that day. Worked just fine
Edit: I might have misunderstood you're application. Are you wanting to replace your bolts with permanent studs? Or just get some new OE lug bolts?
Edit: I might have misunderstood you're application. Are you wanting to replace your bolts with permanent studs? Or just get some new OE lug bolts?
#3
When I bought the shell to tow it home, the PO hadn't torqued the screw-in wheel studs down and 3 of them fell off one of the rear wheels thankfully before I reached the highway, but unfortunately resulting in a bent stud. I got it home on 3 studs per wheel because I am stupid and started towing after all the parts stores closed.
I need to replace the 2 that fell out, and the one that got bent.
Am I reading your post right - factory wheel fasteners are bolts?
I need to replace the 2 that fell out, and the one that got bent.
Am I reading your post right - factory wheel fasteners are bolts?
#4
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Factory Wheel Fasteners
When I bought the shell to tow it home, the PO hadn't torqued the screw-in wheel studs down and 3 of them fell off one of the rear wheels thankfully before I reached the highway, but unfortunately resulting in a bent stud. I got it home on 3 studs per wheel because I am stupid and started towing after all the parts stores closed.
I need to replace the 2 that fell out, and the one that got bent.
Am I reading your post right - factory wheel fasteners are bolts?
I need to replace the 2 that fell out, and the one that got bent.
Am I reading your post right - factory wheel fasteners are bolts?
#6
I went to Autozone and asked for wheel studs. They came up with lug bolts, and not enough to replace all my studs.
I went to the Mazda dealer and asked for lug bolts. The parts guy corrected me and told me they're studs that thread into the hub and then a nut holds the wheel on. They're also NLA.
In both cases I specified the 1.1/4x110/GS-trim.
Argh!
I went to the Mazda dealer and asked for lug bolts. The parts guy corrected me and told me they're studs that thread into the hub and then a nut holds the wheel on. They're also NLA.
In both cases I specified the 1.1/4x110/GS-trim.
Argh!
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#9
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Better source - Track-Studs brand racing wheel studs and lug nuts
They have longer studs as well studs that are hardened for racing. I used their 90mm Pro Studs on my car. You need 12mm x 1.5
They also sell cool 17mm hex lug nuts that will work with your wheels
They have longer studs as well studs that are hardened for racing. I used their 90mm Pro Studs on my car. You need 12mm x 1.5
They also sell cool 17mm hex lug nuts that will work with your wheels
#10
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OEM Wheel Bolts, Mazda Part # 1029-33-165:
1984 Mazda Parts - Discount factory (OEM) Mazda parts and accessories at Park Mazda OEM Parts
Absurdly expensive
A less expensive probably suitable substitute:
Chrome 12Mm X 1.5 Thread Length 23Mm Wheel Lug Bolt With 60 Degree Taper Uses 19Mm Socket Wrench
1984 Mazda Parts - Discount factory (OEM) Mazda parts and accessories at Park Mazda OEM Parts
Absurdly expensive
A less expensive probably suitable substitute:
Chrome 12Mm X 1.5 Thread Length 23Mm Wheel Lug Bolt With 60 Degree Taper Uses 19Mm Socket Wrench
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