Wheel STUD CONVERSION

[mbeckel]

I think so. Bullet-nose race studs can be found both with smooth nose and with an allen key socket. The 82mm ones I have from BimmerWorld have a smooth bullet nose so you install them with a double-nut technique, Which is a bit of a chore but I've had some practice now having installed studs 3 times that way. (The first set I bought had 5mm or 5.5mm hex holes but not cut properly, so most of them could not be tightened with a hex wrench or socket.) I think the ones I'm getting from Ray accept an allen wrench. Which should greatly ease installation!

The Allen head studs are a piece of cake to install. Took me only a few minutes to complete. Longest part is getting the car in the air

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[danewilson77]

The Allen head studs are a piece of cake to install. Took me only a few minutes to complete. Longest part is getting the car in the air

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[LivesNearCostco]

That's great news, but I still have to double nut the existing ones to get them out. I over-torqued them on installation and used imitation red Loctite. I used to think they needed to be torqued to 60 foot-lbs but now hear they only need 20-30 foot-lbs to install (one site said only 16 foot-lbs). Over-torquing history is another reason to replace them with new ones.

The instructions for the Turner Motorsport wheel studs and they said don't use the allen wrench to remove studs installed with red thread locker. Maybe that rule doesn't apply if you uninstall with heat.

[Smilez]

BUMP :D

[cakM3]

Wheel stud conversion???

I say yes!!!! Do it

[ItsMeScottG]

I'd be interested in a black set of these. Ones that are meant for stock setup without spacers.

[ELCID86]

I'd be interested in a black set of these. Ones that are meant for stock setup without spacers.

You will like them. I think you can put small spacers on with them if you changed your mind


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[CarbonZHP]

I was under the impression he didnt have 44mm black studs? I believe those are the ones hes referring to

[Smilez]

I'd be interested in a black set of these. Ones that are meant for stock setup without spacers.

I have two options for you (44mm studs w/ nuts)
- Silver Stud with black nuts
$81
or
- Black Race Studs with black nuts
$115

[ryankokesh]

I have two options for you (44mm studs w/ nuts)
- Silver Stud with black nuts
$81
or
- Black Race Studs with black nuts
$115

I endorse these nuts