extended wheel studs?
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I just added 5mm spacers to my is350. however i can only get 4 rotations on my lug nuts. I would like to buy some extended ones. where can i buy some, and how long should they be? thanks
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well i definitely don't want to have open ended lug nuts, so I just need some studs that are like 5mm longer. anyone know how long the stock ones are?
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Going out is easy
Pulling them through can be tough at times.
If your impact isnt strong enough then you will have to get them pressed in.
Pressed in personally is better, but that requires alot more dissassembly to get to that point.
We recommend the ARP ones to all of our 1000+WHP cars. I personally have used cheaper ones
on a stock SC300 and had them break only torquing the lug nuts to 79 ft/lbs, so I switched out to ARP's as well.
Pulling them through can be tough at times.
If your impact isnt strong enough then you will have to get them pressed in.
Pressed in personally is better, but that requires alot more dissassembly to get to that point.
We recommend the ARP ones to all of our 1000+WHP cars. I personally have used cheaper ones
on a stock SC300 and had them break only torquing the lug nuts to 79 ft/lbs, so I switched out to ARP's as well.
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