Does anyone know what the length is for the eom wheel stud? I need to see how much longer of a wheel stud I need to get for my spacer. Thanks...

 

OEM Lexus IS wheel studs are 2 inches long.

Javier

 

Thanks....

 

What size spacers are you going with?

 

I've running some iForge that has a bit of a conservative offset. I am just adding a 5MM spacer but with the spacers I can only get 2 1/2 turns on the lug. I know that Ichiba makes wheel studs for the Is350 but the longest they have is 50MM which is ~ 2". As Javier said, 2" is the stock length. Is there any other place that sells longer studs than 2"?

 

Does anyone know if the IS300 wheels studs are the same knurl diameter (.558") as the IS350? I've found some 2.6" wheels studs for the IS300 which I hope would also work on the IS350.

Thanks..

 

Correction: The OEM Lexus IS wheel studs are 1.75 inches long. I was mistakenly thinking of the extended studs I bought.



Javier

 

Thanks....

 

The stud is 12mm x 1.25mm x 36.5mm.

 

how hard is it to change out the oem studs to extended studs? thank you

 

Thanks....

 

easy. unbolt caliper, rotor, and hub and hammer out the studs.

you could use a lug with a shank like the OEM lugs instead.

gorilla makes something like this below but a spline type shank

 

If you like your hubs, don't use a hammer. It will dent the ***** in the wheel bearings. Use a C-clamp with a socket and press them out. OTC makes a wheel stud press that's basically a C-clamp style tool with a forked end so the stud will clear the clamp when it's pressed out. The part number is 09650-17011. OTC also sells a full kit.

 

Just curious about the rear studs... Is there enough room behind to press out without removing the axle? I'd think so, but looking at this thread:

http://my.is/forums/f89/brake-pad-ro...tached-255699/

I'm worried. Anyone know? Thanks!

Whoops, wrong IS - I'm working with the IS300

 

Wait, we need to define WHAT is being measure. From the first spline to the last?

Because 36.5mm doesn't equal 1.75" as what javy's pic shows.

*Edit, I realize this is an old thread. But valuable info is in this thread.

*Edit 2... I see it is indeed measured from the first thread to the last thread.