problem with bbs...
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problem with bbs...
I have a set of bbs mesh from a linc continental lsc, i got tires and everything and as i about to mount it, i put the wheel against my hub/rotor.... and i see my studs dont even make it so i can catch a turn!! it is literally 1/4 in short!
so... question is, is there a website where i can order 1 inch longer wheel studs? I really need to mount those rims cos i am selling my old tires (just tires, if anyone want a set of ok condition 1990 gtu rims missing centre caps 150 shipped lol)
*sigh* i been having a pretty bad day.
thanks for any help.
so... question is, is there a website where i can order 1 inch longer wheel studs? I really need to mount those rims cos i am selling my old tires (just tires, if anyone want a set of ok condition 1990 gtu rims missing centre caps 150 shipped lol)
*sigh* i been having a pretty bad day.
thanks for any help.
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You can get longer studs from ARP for the front then you might be able to use the front studs in the rear. The rear flange is thinner than the front so you end up with a little extra usable length. If that doesn't work just get enough for all four wheels.
Summit Racing carries a good selection ARP stuff.
Summit Racing carries a good selection ARP stuff.
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sooo.... does that mean im fucked? lol
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can someone tell me thread size, pitch, and length of the stock stud on the seven?
so.. i guess i gotta pull the hub off to do the longer studs for rears... right?
wonder if i can use a spacer style thingie.. and put longer studs on them... may be easier? idk...
help out thanks.
edt
can someone tell me thread size, pitch, and length of the stock stud on the seven?
so.. i guess i gotta pull the hub off to do the longer studs for rears... right?
wonder if i can use a spacer style thingie.. and put longer studs on them... may be easier? idk...
help out thanks.
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yes.. i am... .. I am trying really hard.
it was the cheapest set of bbs mesh i can find!
and it was intended for my 240.. which is gone...
oh yeah not to mention almost perfect flushness... lol
16x8 et25.. mmm.... under 300 bucks shipped to my house!
it was the cheapest set of bbs mesh i can find!
and it was intended for my 240.. which is gone...
oh yeah not to mention almost perfect flushness... lol
16x8 et25.. mmm.... under 300 bucks shipped to my house!
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I got 4 sets of wheelstuds from Summit. Part# 100-7708. They're a half-inch longer UHL. I got them in the fronts no problem. Getting them in the rears is impossible, as far as I could tell, without pulling the hub out. I had this done as I was getting the bearings changed anyways.
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Originally Posted by Mechanic
yes.. i am... .. I am trying really hard.
it was the cheapest set of bbs mesh i can find!
and it was intended for my 240.. which is gone...
oh yeah not to mention almost perfect flushness... lol
16x8 et25.. mmm.... under 300 bucks shipped to my house!
it was the cheapest set of bbs mesh i can find!
and it was intended for my 240.. which is gone...
oh yeah not to mention almost perfect flushness... lol
16x8 et25.. mmm.... under 300 bucks shipped to my house!
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The ARP studs don't end up giving you much more in the front. They are longer, but not by much. They're meant for the Camaro/Corvette/Firebird, so you can probably get some longer studs from elsewhere. I've seen a comparison pic of some Corvette studs before, and there are longer ones than the ARP's available.
The threads are 12x1.5.
The threads are 12x1.5.
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I dont have it on my car yet as i am still trying to get et lugs to try, i got my hub rings and everything....
i was only able to lay it up against my car... lol
and uh... as for arp studs, i saw matching specs knurl size and stuff but 3.25 in long studs which is like.... 2 inches longer. lol... i hope i can do my math half close...
i was only able to lay it up against my car... lol
and uh... as for arp studs, i saw matching specs knurl size and stuff but 3.25 in long studs which is like.... 2 inches longer. lol... i hope i can do my math half close...
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