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Stud conversion sizes..
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Reet i need some sizes off you guys/girls!

Angel

I am making some wheel spacers with a stud conversion. to a different PCD to stock.
what i need is the size between the back mating face of the wheel and the front under the nut. (See pic Paint Heart) or even if some one can measure an already done conversion and tell me then length of the protruding thread from the back face off the wheel.
Thanks in advance peeps.
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#2
The stud had to be I have 15mm spacers and needed 70mm studs.
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#3
It is a different size on every wheel, it isn't a standard size.

You need to go into the hub and any wheel nut by 10mm (thats 8 turns on the standard thread)
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(10-01-2014, 08:39 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: It is a different size on every wheel, it isn't a standard size.

You need to go into the hub and any wheel nut by 10mm (thats 8 turns on the standard thread)

Balls.. Heres me thinking this would be easy haha.
might just make them over length and part off the extra as needed.
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#5
I know most places do them in 50,60,80mm that way you can work out your self which you need.
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(10-01-2014, 10:16 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: I know most places do them in 50,60,80mm that way you can work out your self which you need.

60 is what i think i will need. Might just order a few and check.
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