Who Sells Long Wheels Studs ?
24-10-2007, 11:40 AM
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Who Sells Long Wheels Studs ?
Who sells long wheels studs (for Sierra rears) and can I get them with a ‘shaft’ length greater than 63mm ?
Ideally looking for about 70mm
Cheers,
WD
Ideally looking for about 70mm
Cheers,
WD
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24-10-2007, 03:45 PM
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Thanks for the help so far 
Rally design – 63mm
Burtons – 63mm
Speed shack – 63mm
I can see a pattern forming …
What are your thoughts on the fitment :
That’s not my car but an identical setup with an open nut. Team dynamics supply a closed type of nut so its not immediately obvious.
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WD
Rally design – 63mm
Burtons – 63mm
Speed shack – 63mm
I can see a pattern forming …
What are your thoughts on the fitment :
That’s not my car but an identical setup with an open nut. Team dynamics supply a closed type of nut so its not immediately obvious.
Cheers,
WD
24-10-2007, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Ridge
Well much more thread isn't going to do much.
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
As long as you have seven full turns, that is okay. However, I also do the 63mm studs - price is on my website in the wheel section .
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Thems the neatest ones I have seen 
But would only use them with a longer stud on the rear 
The search goes on ...
Have the brakes come yet
But would only use them with a longer stud on the rear The search goes on ...
Have the brakes come yet
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Originally Posted by dojj
is that with the 63mm studs then?
the ones i got from speedshack were used when i had a 15mm spacer on as well and even then i needed to chop them down a tiny bit
the ones i got from speedshack were used when i had a 15mm spacer on as well and even then i needed to chop them down a tiny bit
The wheels are 0 offset and to get this they come from the supplier with a machined alloy spacer that fits in the back - resulting in a thicker clamping distance than normal ...
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
I didn't know that you were Peter 
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I assumed that because you hadn't chased me, that they were sent on Monday as promised, as they said that if it wasn't going to happen, they would be calling me
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Will chase and advise ASAP.
.I assumed that because you hadn't chased me, that they were sent on Monday as promised, as they said that if it wasn't going to happen, they would be calling me
.Will chase and advise ASAP.
Hopefully I might have a parcel then when I get home, will give you a call in the morn if they havent arrived
24-10-2007, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by dojj
is that with the 63mm studs then?
the ones i got from speedshack were used when i had a 15mm spacer on as well and even then i needed to chop them down a tiny bit
the ones i got from speedshack were used when i had a 15mm spacer on as well and even then i needed to chop them down a tiny bit
The wheels are 0 offset and to get this they come from the supplier with a machined alloy spacer that fits in the back - resulting in a thicker clamping distance than normal ...
WD
i'd feel safer if there was thread poking out after the nuts have been fully torqued up
25-10-2007, 11:57 AM
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Yes thats my plan but I am not having much luck at the moment 
Blue book says 1.5 x thread diameter i.e. 12 full turns based on M12 x 1.5
The search goes on ...
WD
Blue book says 1.5 x thread diameter i.e. 12 full turns based on M12 x 1.5
The search goes on ...
WD
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