Racing wheel studs
11-08-2007, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 03Z33
Sorry, I don't, I always ordered on-line. If you need some studs right away you best bet is to contact West Covina Nissan or Performance Nissan for the Nismo studs.
11-08-2007, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ipodhustle
ok...but the nismo studs are said to be of the same quality as the regular OEM studs
11-09-2007, 04:48 AM
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I found summit racing offers the studs in sets of 5 for about 40 bucks. they are ARP studs. SPL has the same studs but offers in full sets only and they are about 130.00 or so.
btw: I tried Dorman studs - yeah they suck too. Broken several. But I torque to 90lbs religiously. Just wouldn't feel safe otherwise.
btw: I tried Dorman studs - yeah they suck too. Broken several. But I torque to 90lbs religiously. Just wouldn't feel safe otherwise.
11-09-2007, 06:16 AM
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http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294779949 set of 5 39.39
http://www.splparts.com/Parts/Univer...es/default.htm set 119.
but unless you can call and do it differently, you can only buy a complete set on SPL, not just per wheel.
http://www.splparts.com/Parts/Univer...es/default.htm set 119.
but unless you can call and do it differently, you can only buy a complete set on SPL, not just per wheel.
11-09-2007, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Billhyco
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294779949 set of 5 39.39
http://www.splparts.com/Parts/Univer...es/default.htm set 119.
but unless you can call and do it differently, you can only buy a complete set on SPL, not just per wheel.
http://www.splparts.com/Parts/Univer...es/default.htm set 119.
but unless you can call and do it differently, you can only buy a complete set on SPL, not just per wheel.
Our prices are per set of 10 studs, so for 2 wheels, not 4 wheels. The ARP studs we supply are *not* the P/N 100-7717 you listed. Yes, the studs we offer can be purchased on Summit, for about $10 cheaper for 10 studs, but on the other hand, we do include high grade nuts and washers to help make installation easier. And we also stock the open ended lug nuts suitable for these studs.
Last edited by kuah@splparts.com; 11-09-2007 at 01:26 PM.
11-09-2007, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by kuah@splparts.com
Hi,
Our prices are per set of 10 studs, so for 2 wheels, not 4 wheels. The ARP studs we supply are not the P/N 100-7717 you listed. We The studs we offer can be purchased on Summit, for about $10 cheaper for 10 studs, but we do include high grade nuts and washers to help make installation easier.
Our prices are per set of 10 studs, so for 2 wheels, not 4 wheels. The ARP studs we supply are not the P/N 100-7717 you listed. We The studs we offer can be purchased on Summit, for about $10 cheaper for 10 studs, but we do include high grade nuts and washers to help make installation easier.
11-09-2007, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by dmoffitt
that, and paying a few bux to support enthusiasts / small business vs Summit is worth it. stop being cheap, people
11-24-2007, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by tomsn16
Be careful of the ARP knurl.If it is 0.506" as stated in earlier post that is too small.
If stock knurl diameter is .561 (14.25mm) and length is .315 (8mm) (UHL=46mm/1.8125")
and .509 is too small of a knurl diameter...
ARP's website shows these as the closest matches:
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .270 (6.86mm) length - part#100-7717/6 (3"UHL & M12x1.5/1.25)
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .325 (8.26mm) length - part#100-7718 (2.34"UHL & M12x1.5)
Originally Posted by kuah@splparts.com
...The ARP studs we supply are *not* the P/N 100-7717 you listed...
Last edited by thinking; 04-05-2009 at 12:24 PM. Reason: Updated ARP catalog link
11-24-2007, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by tomsn16
OEM 350Z stud knurl is : Dia= 14.25mm( 0.561"),length= 8mm
If you want the biggest and best stud for the track we have an extra set that we made for our 2003 Enthusiast and our 2005 Track cars,1/2" Moroso studs custom machined to match 350Z knurl(came with .568" dia X 20 mm long knurl).
Specs:
Thread................1/2-20
Knurl...................14.25mm(0.561") x 8mm
underhead length..62mm(2.5") + rounded end(quick mount)
The 1/2 inch dia fits OEM rotors and wheels just fine.If anyone wants our extra set you can have for $150 plus shipping.Expensive, but custom machining is hard to come by and I am embarrassed to mention what the actual cost was for our three sets.Lug nuts included plus photo instructions for installation (trick makes rears as easy to install as fronts).
Jim and Carter T.
If you want the biggest and best stud for the track we have an extra set that we made for our 2003 Enthusiast and our 2005 Track cars,1/2" Moroso studs custom machined to match 350Z knurl(came with .568" dia X 20 mm long knurl).
Specs:
Thread................1/2-20
Knurl...................14.25mm(0.561") x 8mm
underhead length..62mm(2.5") + rounded end(quick mount)
The 1/2 inch dia fits OEM rotors and wheels just fine.If anyone wants our extra set you can have for $150 plus shipping.Expensive, but custom machining is hard to come by and I am embarrassed to mention what the actual cost was for our three sets.Lug nuts included plus photo instructions for installation (trick makes rears as easy to install as fronts).
Jim and Carter T.
Jim & Carter
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02-24-2008, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by thinking
http://www.arp-bolts.com/catalog/Cat...atalog066.html
If stock knurl diameter is .561 (14.25mm) and length is .315 (8mm) (UHL=46mm/1.8125")
and .509 is too small of a knurl diameter...
ARP's website shows these as the closest matches:
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .270 (6.86mm) length - part#100-7717/6 (3"UHL & M12x1.5/1.25)
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .325 (8.26mm) length - part#100-7718 (2.34"UHL & M12x1.5)
They can not be the 100-7717 because these are ~20mm longer than stock while SPL says theirs are 10mm longer. So, it would seem that they have the 100-7718 which is approx. 10mm longer than stock, however, when you subtract the .363" non-threaded nose, the additional usable length is only about 5mm.
If stock knurl diameter is .561 (14.25mm) and length is .315 (8mm) (UHL=46mm/1.8125")
and .509 is too small of a knurl diameter...
ARP's website shows these as the closest matches:
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .270 (6.86mm) length - part#100-7717/6 (3"UHL & M12x1.5/1.25)
.565 (14.35mm) dia & .325 (8.26mm) length - part#100-7718 (2.34"UHL & M12x1.5)
They can not be the 100-7717 because these are ~20mm longer than stock while SPL says theirs are 10mm longer. So, it would seem that they have the 100-7718 which is approx. 10mm longer than stock, however, when you subtract the .363" non-threaded nose, the additional usable length is only about 5mm.
02-24-2008, 02:39 PM
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Try calling Chris at ARP. He's in the custom fasteners area. We run their studs on our car and haven't had any issues. I'd be a bit concerned about the 'new' diamter of your wheel bearings, so you might want to double check that first before ordering them. 5 - 6 thousandths should be the right number. Chris may be able to pull up our old order to see what we bought.
-Rich
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02-24-2008, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by dkmura
Sorry to resurrect this thread, but I'm still having problems sourcing the right wheel studs for my T2 Z. I've tried an ARP stud with a .565 knurl on the rear hub and it still doesn't seem to have enough grip length to fit tightly in the stock knurl diameter of .561. Up front, I'm using a 20 mm spacer and the 60 mm stud is too short once it goes through both the hub, spacer and Enkei RPFM-1. Any suggestions?
02-25-2008, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by thinking
Do you know what ARP part number you have?
03-20-2008, 08:34 PM
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I bought something related to wheel studs from a very high end respected vendor on here, oh man am I pisses how these things are falling apart on me.
when ever you get any studs from any one please check them out fully before your install them.......
when ever you get any studs from any one please check them out fully before your install them.......