Thread #21421

wheel studs

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shawnthemonsterApril 18, 2010
#314838

wheel studs

can you use wheel studs with any wheel.... i like these but it says their made for honda's? is that just a marketing gimmick?
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=TS-WHEELSTUD-5&Category_Code=TRACY-SPORTS-STUD
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can you use wheel studs with any wheel.... i like these but it says their made for honda's? is that just a marketing gimmick?
[url]http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=TS-WHEELSTUD-5&Category_Code=TRACY-SPORTS-STUD[/url]
DominikApril 18, 2010
#314856
Most likely wont work. The differences between cars are the thread pitch and diameter of the bolt (thats fine since you will probably get a full set including wheel nuts), but also the back splined section. I bought some extended bolts for my car, and it was even for a Nissan, but for "new nissan" which meant newer than 1998, and they wouldnt fit in my hubs
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Most likely wont work. The differences between cars are the thread pitch and diameter of the bolt (thats fine since you will probably get a full set including wheel nuts), but also the back splined section. I bought some extended bolts for my car, and it was even for a Nissan, but for "new nissan" which meant newer than 1998, and they wouldnt fit in my hubs
shawnthemonsterApril 18, 2010
#314858
Dominik;314856 wrote: but also the back splined section. I bought some extended bolts for my car, and it was even for a Nissan, but for "new nissan" which meant newer than 1998, and they wouldnt fit in my hubs


and thats what im curious about.....
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[QUOTE=Dominik;314856] but also the back splined section. I bought some extended bolts for my car, and it was even for a Nissan, but for "new nissan" which meant newer than 1998, and they wouldnt fit in my hubs[/QUOTE]

and thats what im curious about.....
EliteAutoStyleApril 19, 2010
#315036
I wouldn't be so concerned as much about the tread pitch as much as the base of the stuff.

All Toyota cars, minivans are a 12x1.5 thread pitch. meaning the stud is 12mm thick and each thread is 1.5mm apart. The only Exception is the LS460/600h which changed toa 5x120 bolt pattern and a 14x1.5 thread pitch.

But unless they are made specifically for your car I dont think they're going to work.
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I wouldn't be so concerned as much about the tread pitch as much as the base of the stuff.

All Toyota cars, minivans are a 12x1.5 thread pitch. meaning the stud is 12mm thick and each thread is 1.5mm apart. The only Exception is the LS460/600h which changed toa 5x120 bolt pattern and a 14x1.5 thread pitch.

But unless they are made specifically for your car I dont think they're going to work.
5t341tHApril 20, 2010
#315320
wheel studs have different knurl sizes. if you get the one not for your car, it wont even fit in the hub
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wheel studs have different knurl sizes. if you get the one not for your car, it wont even fit in the hub