Anyone ever replaced these with something longer. I looked around a little tonight for the knurl diameter and I found a listing in some random catalog for them and the knurl diameter was 14.1mm or 0.555". Does that sound right?
So I started looking for longer studs. I checked summit's site because they usually have a pretty good listing and they don't have anything with same knurl diameter, the closest diameter was 0.558 and they were studs for an IS300. They were $35 for 5 and had a 2.6" underhead length. They're also M12x1.5 just like stock.
Does anyone know if there are any other options? $7/stud is expensive.
There are Moroso studs that have a 0.560 knurl diameter, 2.875 underhead length, 7/16-20 thread and are $11 per 5.
The Morosos would work and are a better price for a similar quality stud, so that's probably the route I'll take. But it would be nice to have something that had the same threads as stock. Actually I take that back, there's no reason to keep the same thread as stock, sawblades are ugly and the other lug nuts I have were really cheap.
But just in case anyone else is interested in this, does anyone have any other input on this?
Tim
So I started looking for longer studs. I checked summit's site because they usually have a pretty good listing and they don't have anything with same knurl diameter, the closest diameter was 0.558 and they were studs for an IS300. They were $35 for 5 and had a 2.6" underhead length. They're also M12x1.5 just like stock.
Does anyone know if there are any other options? $7/stud is expensive.
There are Moroso studs that have a 0.560 knurl diameter, 2.875 underhead length, 7/16-20 thread and are $11 per 5.
The Morosos would work and are a better price for a similar quality stud, so that's probably the route I'll take. But it would be nice to have something that had the same threads as stock. Actually I take that back, there's no reason to keep the same thread as stock, sawblades are ugly and the other lug nuts I have were really cheap.
But just in case anyone else is interested in this, does anyone have any other input on this?
Tim