need axle studs..

Ianf406

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Location

Montana/louisiana

• Jan 3, 2010

• #1

hey i put a disk brake kit on my dana 44 (rear) and after i had it mounted up I went to throw the tires on and realized the stock wheel studs were too short...:flamemad: ha i checked napa and carquest (both only have the stock ones)-and breifly checked the internet, anyone know where i could pick some up? (my internet is really really slow...) thanks

 

xcm

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Location

Southern Oregon

• Jan 3, 2010

• #2

i used grand cherokee studs on my d44 shafts for wheel spacers. (you must run 5-star wheels?!?)

 

Ianf406

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Location

Montana/louisiana

• Jan 3, 2010

• #3

thanks man- and yea- im using these rims http://www.procomptires.com/truck-jeep-wheels/pxa-series-7089-wheels.aspx- i know they arent the best for bangin on rocks but i drive one the road 90% of the time and they are lighter and look great with the LTBS

 

techno1154

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Location

In the islands

• Jan 4, 2010

• #4

I use these from NAPA.

BK 6413115

There is a second number that I think maybe the same part.

Napa # 641-2783

 

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spinnerdog

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Location

sj ca

• Jan 4, 2010

• #5

use three inch ones and cut them down to the right size. I ordered some from summit. I think it was like 15$ for a set of moser ones, much easier that way. Aftermarket rims come in all sorts of thickneses so measure thee times cut once

 

techno1154

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In the islands

• Jan 4, 2010

• #6

spinnerdog said:

use three inch ones and cut them down to the right size. I ordered some from summit. I think it was like 15$ for a set of moser ones, much easier that way. Aftermarket rims come in all sorts of thickneses so measure thee times cut once

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Part Number please. Moser/Summit sell many different types.

 

stewie

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Location

the Union of Socialist States, Amerika

• Jan 4, 2010

• #7

after doing rear disks on my xj i used wheel studs for the front D30 for all four corners. its more than enough for me and i picked them up from my local NAPA

 

Tim_MN

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Location

Minneapolis, MN

• Jan 4, 2010

• #8

stewie said:

after doing rear disks on my xj i used wheel studs for the front D30 for all four corners.

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Studs from a Low Pinion XJ/TJ D30 are longer than the High Pinion D30 studs.

 

GrimmJeeper

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Location

Gardena, CA

• Jan 5, 2010

• #9

Ianf406 said:

ha i checked napa and carquest (both only have the stock ones)

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that is your parts guy being lazy. At my small NAPA store (4 employees type of small) I have 142 different part numbers for wheel studs in stock and a book with sizes and measurements for each one, listed in order of thread size/pitch, and further broken down by length and knurl size. Find a new NAPA or find a parts guy who is worth a crap, that guy doesnt belong at a NAPA store. :doh: just because they aren't listed in the computer doesn't mean they don't have them.