Using 20mm spacers in the rear, what size lug bolts...
#1
Using 20mm spacers in the rear, what size lug bolts...
To keep the same length currently, I'd need 48mm, but the only bolt options I can find are either 47mm or 50mm. I just don't know if 47 would be too short or if 50mm would be too long and put pressure on something within the hub? Which size is suggested?
#3
Thanks Joe... Another question...
Also is it correct to assume that ALL aftermarket wheels use conical bolts, or could some possibly use ball seat bolts? I have Axis Decade wheels.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
#4
Some Axis wheels..>>
Use 12mm "Tuner" lugs. Standard are 14mm and won't fit on some models. Best to check. They are usually conical to my knowledge, but check..(on left)
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#6
Tuner lugs are a bit different..
The studs have 14mm threads where they mount to the hub, then 12mm the rest of the length. Wheels are retained with Nuts. There is a pic (14mm anyway) at the link below..<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/1581493.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/1581493.phtml</a</li></ul>
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#8
So I would need 12x1.5 tuner lugs or 14x1.5 tuner lugs
I just don't understand how to determine whether the bolt is 14mm at the hub side. Also, any idea where to get these?
Also I'm adding spacers, so I would need 43mm and 48mm bolts in the correct length.
TIA.
Also I'm adding spacers, so I would need 43mm and 48mm bolts in the correct length.
TIA.
#10
Bolt size into the hub is 14mm with a 1.5 pitch...>
But your wheels are likely drilled for 12mm studs. Maybe someone with some experience on these will chime in. I know CdnTT has them on his car. Fixed the link above too...