socalturbo

hi guys... i have a 92 sc300.. i need to replace the wheel studs with longer ones. would you guys know if the is300 wheel studs is the same diameter but a bit longer??

thanks in advance..

SH_JZZ30

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You can go to any parts store or call them and ask for both and compare them.

EdSC2JZ

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If you need extended studs you can use the IS300 extended studs. I ordered a set of ARP extended studs off JEGS for the IS300 and it fits the sc300 perfect.

SChema

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ARP 100-7715 is the part number for these studs, changed mine on all four corners.

Fronts go in easy, the rears can be a little tricky if you go the route without drilling a hole in the dust cover. I chose to do it without drilling and it took a little extra time.

SH_JZZ30

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And stick them in the freezer before you start.

chnk

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u have to remove the hubs to install extended studs,

SChema

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^, no you don't.

k7q

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yea i put 50mm studs and didnt need to remove the hub.

lfrers

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^X3
Don't you hate it when you post totally wrong info and people call you out on it? lol

meangreen1

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I used ARP EVO studs. Only becasue thats what they had in stock and I needed my car running.

FYI, you dont need to remove the hubs. Just get an open ended lug nut.

mak89

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Why is this?

socalturbo

thanks for the information.. i did the rears before and it wasn't that bad.. i was just trying to make sure that i get the right studs.. thanks everyone!!!!

pieisgude

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The stud contracts due to the cold temperature, making it smaller, therefor easier to put in.

TownDust

do you need the extended studs to accomodate spacers? Or just to fit some rims?

SChema

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^, Depends on how thick of a spacer you run; I would suggest extended studs for any spacers thicker than 5mm. At that point you should start looking at bolt-on spacers anyways.

I'm using them for a different purpose though...