Longer rear wheel studs
Melting Slicks
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Drifting
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Looks like I can use these Moroso studs.....just have to make sure the back of the rotor is countersunk (easy on the Bridgeport).....
They are .480 as opposed to the stock .475...are 8740 material, and have the bullet nose on them.....cool.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mor-46150
Jebby
They are .480 as opposed to the stock .475...are 8740 material, and have the bullet nose on them.....cool.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mor-46150
Jebby
Did you figure out if these would work? Found it on Amazon a little cheaper. I’m looking to do this for my new wheels.
Drifting
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How about these? I got new wheels and might need spacers. I don't think the 1.75" studs will be long enough but those 3" Moroso looks to have 1/4" of no threads on the ends.
These are also a bit better priced.
Also how much trouble will the .480 knurl cause?
These are also a bit better priced.
Also how much trouble will the .480 knurl cause?
Last edited by ZAKsPop; Aug 6, 2021 at 11:59 PM.
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2020
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From: Central Florida
2024 Corvette of the Year Winner - Modified
2023 C3 of the Year Winner - Modified
2021 C3 of the Year Finalist - Modified
How about these? I got new wheels and might need spacers. I don't think the 1.75" studs will be long enough but those 3" Moroso looks to have 1/4" of no threads on the ends.
These are also a bit better priced.
Also how much trouble will the .480 knurl cause?
These are also a bit better priced.
Also how much trouble will the .480 knurl cause?
