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Old 16-02-2013, 03:59 PM
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Default Anyone make GpA M14 wheel studs for std hubs ?

As title , i need some GpA M14 wheels studs but for a std type roadcar drive flange , does anyone make these already ?
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they use vw studs for group a ,you will have to drill your drive flange to suit .

http://www.swayaway.com/WheelStudsAndNuts.php

http://www.ultimate-engineering.co.uk/wheelstuds.html

http://www.grayston.biz/wheelnutmenu.htm

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-Audi-Wh...item46072b6001





you will also need a threaded sleeve to go over the stud which is 18mm o/d 28mm long if you are fitting genuine group a wheels to get the full benefit of the bigger diameter stud .

or there are these but i have never used them .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Escort-mk2...item337f8f001e
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I re drilled my hubs to suit press fit M14 studs

Unlike group A/wrc which are half shank half thread and use a sleeve that is heated and then slid over the shank

I made up fully threaded sleeves to suit my fully threaded Porsche/vw press fit studs

Here's my sleeves I made on the lathe


Fitted with the M14 wheel studs and my wrc front bells etc


Rears


Studs you can buy in a lot of places depending on length needed,

Wheel sleeves can not be bought off the shelf anywhere and have to be custom made, the ones Dewitts sell are not threaded

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What the benefit of grpA studs? Is it a strong fixing or no stud thread contact with wheel, or down to wheel wheel design?

Also i got my last set of M14 extra long wheel studs from Steve at SpeedShack in west Drayton, very helpful guy
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Originally Posted by Tony Ryan
As title , i need some GpA M14 wheels studs but for a std type roadcar drive flange , does anyone make these already ?
Fred Crawford may possibly have something to sort you out. I know he has Gpa studs in his place, but i'm not exactly sure how/if they can fit a road hub?
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why not use M12 studs with old type group 4 nuts
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M14 studs are bigger so they're stronger, also having the sleeve over the stud and tight and flat against the hub face gives the stud a bigger surface area so again making it stronger
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Originally Posted by M K
M14 studs are bigger so they're stronger, also having the sleeve over the stud and tight and flat against the hub face gives the stud a bigger surface area so again making it stronger
Fully understood thanks!
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Originally Posted by M K
M14 studs are bigger so they're stronger, also having the sleeve over the stud and tight and flat against the hub face gives the stud a bigger surface area so again making it stronger
Hi Marc,
I think i remember you making those, did you make any spares,pm me if you like .
did you just drill out the flange to a hole or re-knurl the hole to suit the bigger studs ??
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Originally Posted by Tony Ryan
Hi Marc,
I think i remember you making those, did you make any spares,pm me if you like .
did you just drill out the flange to a hole or re-knurl the hole to suit the bigger studs ??
hi tony
yes you just drill holes ,the knurl is on the stud mate

mark
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Got mine recently from Torsten in gp4 in Galway ,studs and nuts direct fit to cossie running gpa rims

http://grp4fabrications.com/

Gret guy to deal with,makes all sorts of ford race stuff etc...
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