Im trying to find new wheel stud to replace the old ones in the axle im rebuilding and i cant find a place that has the right ones. Ive been to adavance and there cant find one that matches and its not in there computers. Napa said that found them but they ended up bein to fat. The dear has them for $8 a piece! Anyone have any part numbers that could help me out it would help alot cause thats the only thing thats keeping me from sasing!

 

try tail gear?

 

they only have studs for the rear

 

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and, you CAN'T FIND A WHEEL STUD? Unbelievable!

 

Its for a 1980 axle. I just need a part number maybe you have one! The dealer is the only one that has them in town.

 

Why not just press one out of your IFS hubs when you get the SAS done. I think they are similar studs. Otherwise, for one, the dealer part is not that bad a price, sure if you were planning to replace all 12 studs on the axle that is a different story.

 

Something like this should do:
Napa BK 6411286

Thread Size:M12 - 1.5
Overall Length:40 mm
Knurl Diameter:14.2 mm
Shoulder Length:8 mm
Head Marking:266
Thread Type:Right Hand

Dorman 610265 is very similar.

Unless you have something odd, Dorman 28484:

 

Ya i found those on partsamerica last night glad to see there only 2.60 each cause i do need tweleve of them. The 28484 is what i need.

 

IMO the Dorman do not fit properly as the tapered area is too large (I mic'd them compared to OEM).

Considering how infrequently you have to replace wheel studs, the dealer wheel studs drop right in with no problem and secure with a few slight taps from a hammer.

I bought like 16 I think so I'd have extras if need be for the future, but I don't pay $8/each for them either.

 

I wish i would of known that there were goin to be such a pain to find and so expencive at the dealer! I was just thinking i should build the axle right the first time using as many new parts as i could.

 

$8 each...seriously? Still I can assure you, I searched and tried a bunch of other ones that were "close" but like I said above...OEM fit just right and drop right in as they should. Spend the money on the right ones and forgetaboutit as you probably won't ever have to replace another one.

 

Ya i no the dealer can come down some on them maybe i can pull a "hey i work at goodyear can i get the commercial price" lol

 

I am looking for longer than stock wheel studs for my 3rd gen 4runna... I found some on summitracing, but they need to be ground a tad to have them installed without a press... anybody know of any betta answer.... the ARP studs from Summitt Racing part no. ARP 100-7715 w/ 12mm x 1.5 Right Hand Thread for the Lexus, IS 300?

 

Screw using a press man... I use a large nut that doesn't touch the thread, a lugnut and an impact gun. Pulls the splines through in about 5 seconds. It takes longer to rack a truck than it does to beat out and install a new wheel stud.