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  1. 09-14-2008, 06:18 AM #1
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    which wheel studs

    I was lookin at some 33 spline 12 bolt moser axles assemblies, and they gave me an option of which wheel studs to get.

    what size studs do you advise? btw. the rearend's gotta hold up to launching a A4 car on nitrous, and goin mid 10's
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    5/8" 5" studs. If you are running slicks you need the longer ones for the times you are running. The threads have to be all the way through the lugnuts.
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    Wheel Stud Thread Size

    * 12mm x 1.50,
    * 1/2 in.,
    * 7/16 in.


    those are my options for a moser 12 bolt.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by LT1 > LS1 View Post
    Wheel Stud Thread Size

    * 12mm x 1.50,
    * 1/2 in.,
    * 7/16 in.


    those are my options for a moser 12 bolt.......
    My bad I meant 1/2" studs. but go for the longer ones. It might look a little dorky with street wheels but better safe than sorry.
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    yeah, they didnt give me an option on length. if they are too short, I could get different ones, but I am not gonna really worry about that
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