Hey guys just wondering if you knew where I could buy longer studs from.
Looking for the same size as normal Mitsubishi's (M12x1.5) but after like 70-80mm long
Cheers Matt
Longer studs
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Rally_2.6LC
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Longer studs
'75 GC daily (slowly dying)
'80 LC 2.6L rally car (generally something broken until 2 weeks before an event)
'71 GA 2.6 Turbo project (i only wanted the diff and got another project)
^This side up^
Formely "Matt"
'80 LC 2.6L rally car (generally something broken until 2 weeks before an event)
'71 GA 2.6 Turbo project (i only wanted the diff and got another project)
^This side up^
Formely "Matt"
Re: Longer studs
Try here ..... http://www.niceproducts.com.au/catalogu ... /wheel.php
Pretty much any parts place will be able to get them in for you.
I bought a complete set of slightly longer ones for my Galant, because the stock ones didn't quite stick out far enough with the Scorpion alloys (I think I ended up with Magna/Verada ones). Can't remember what they cost .... wasn't anything stupid though.
Pretty much any parts place will be able to get them in for you.
I bought a complete set of slightly longer ones for my Galant, because the stock ones didn't quite stick out far enough with the Scorpion alloys (I think I ended up with Magna/Verada ones). Can't remember what they cost .... wasn't anything stupid though.
Re: Longer studs
why do you want longer studs? my LB came with longer 1/2" studs instead of the 12mm ones in the diff and i never quite understood why
"launching missiles? who do they think i am? iraq? where would i get a missile from?" "that means rocks too dumbaass" "oh"
conversation recently overheard at police station after big night out
conversation recently overheard at police station after big night out
Re: Longer studs
With the Scorpion alloys on my GB & standard studs, I couldn't get the full depth of the wheel nut on the stud .... the wheel centre is thicker than the stock steel rim.
They were probably still OK safety-wise, but just made me nervous looking at them !
They were probably still OK safety-wise, but just made me nervous looking at them !
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Rally_2.6LC
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Re: Longer studs
Yea bought some from nice products, very happy.
16 of them cost me about $96.
Mine were ok, but I wanted more thread (like davetrees said). Im running bathurst globes and they were ok but, dunno just seen it done to a few other rally cars and like the idea. Needed to buy open ended wheel nuts to go with them though. They were $60 for a set of 16
Cheers Matt
16 of them cost me about $96.
Mine were ok, but I wanted more thread (like davetrees said). Im running bathurst globes and they were ok but, dunno just seen it done to a few other rally cars and like the idea. Needed to buy open ended wheel nuts to go with them though. They were $60 for a set of 16
Cheers Matt
'75 GC daily (slowly dying)
'80 LC 2.6L rally car (generally something broken until 2 weeks before an event)
'71 GA 2.6 Turbo project (i only wanted the diff and got another project)
^This side up^
Formely "Matt"
'80 LC 2.6L rally car (generally something broken until 2 weeks before an event)
'71 GA 2.6 Turbo project (i only wanted the diff and got another project)
^This side up^
Formely "Matt"
Re: Longer studs
i bought the closed ended nuts and just lathed the tops off 
"launching missiles? who do they think i am? iraq? where would i get a missile from?" "that means rocks too dumbaass" "oh"
conversation recently overheard at police station after big night out
conversation recently overheard at police station after big night out
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turbogj260
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Re: Longer studs
VT commodore front disk studs. Dont know on length but used them for the hilux conversion on the sig.
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