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Old 03-30-05, 11:25 AM
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wheel Studs

Im trying to find out what are the specs on a 88 wheel stud. I need to know this because i need to find studs that will fit but be 1/4-1/2inch longer for a wheel adjustment. Ive looked all through my Haynes manual as awell as the http://www.cochran-racing.com/FSM/s4/index.html
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Try the ARP wheel studs, i think its arp100-7708
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http://store.summitracing.com/defaul....asp&x=28&y=14

They fit PERFECTLY and are longer than stock, especially in the rear.
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thanks man! do you know how much longer they are?
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I don't know exactly, they aren't very much longer in the front (1/2" maybe), but are alot longer in the rear (maybe up to an inch).
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thanks man i just ordered them
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how did you guys get the camaro studs in the rear? theres barely enough room between the hub and the spindle for oem studs.
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I dunno, I had mine put in by the mechanics while the rear hubs were off to get the rear wheel bearings replaced.
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there is plenty of room to replace the rear studs if you are also replacing the wheel bearings.

otherwise it might not be possible, I dunno...
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hmm its sounding like the hubs have to come off, which ive heard destroys the bearings. oh well- new bearing never hurt i guess
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