Longer wheel studs
05-27-11, 10:59 AM
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Longer wheel studs
Hey guys, I picked up a set of VOLK AV3s off of ebay. The offset is wrong and I need about a .5" longer wheel studs. Anybody know where I can source these, or what vehicle has the same size thread but a longer stud?
05-27-11, 01:42 PM
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I forgot to ad my wheel sizes- 18x9 and 18x10 with a 24mm offset. the rears already sit about flush so I know I don't think I'd need much of a spacer. Does it matter which size I get in regards to the length of the extended stud? Basically I am confused on whether these ichiba's stud lengths differ with the size of the spacer itself?
05-27-11, 04:24 PM
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Sounds like you're better off getting extended studs. If you get bolt on spacers, they may push your wheels out too much. SC/Supra guys use the ones made for the IS300. I picked up a complete set in the classifieds for less than $100 shipped.
ARP part number: 100-7715. ($25 - $30 a set)
These have 2.6" of thread IIRC.
ARP part number: 100-7715. ($25 - $30 a set)
These have 2.6" of thread IIRC.
05-27-11, 04:47 PM
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Sounds like you're better off getting extended studs. If you get bolt on spacers, they may push your wheels out too much. SC/Supra guys use the ones made for the IS300. I picked up a complete set in the classifieds for less than $100 shipped.
ARP part number: 100-7715. ($25 - $30 a set)
These have 2.6" of thread IIRC.
ARP part number: 100-7715. ($25 - $30 a set)
These have 2.6" of thread IIRC.
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