decided on my rims!
My source of hub-centric spacers was Skulte Performance. They stopped making them. I haven't need one since they closed up several months ago, so I don't know where to get them. You can get by temporarily with a cheap spacer from your local auto parts store. Just make sure when you sandwich it between the wheel and the hub that it is centered. I wouldn't run them at the track though.
Studs are 12mm-1.5, with an 0.509" knurl. Measure your stock studs and get one at least 1/4" longer. Someone told me the front hub and rear hub studs are different length. I have no way of checking that, since my stock 10-bolt was sold 11 years ago, and I only have the stock front studs laying in my parts bin. You will probably have a hard time finding the exact length you need, becasue there aren't many available. I run 67mm in the front, but they are too long for stock conical lugs. They are sized for the extra long shank style lugs used on Weld racing wheels.
Studs are 12mm-1.5, with an 0.509" knurl. Measure your stock studs and get one at least 1/4" longer. Someone told me the front hub and rear hub studs are different length. I have no way of checking that, since my stock 10-bolt was sold 11 years ago, and I only have the stock front studs laying in my parts bin. You will probably have a hard time finding the exact length you need, becasue there aren't many available. I run 67mm in the front, but they are too long for stock conical lugs. They are sized for the extra long shank style lugs used on Weld racing wheels.
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