Extended lug studs for AE95 Sedan

[Djlyrikal]

Hey guys, i am replacing my steelies with some SPARCO NS-2's and the amount of threads remaining after lug nut install is minimal.

I heard the 4-runners share the same lug size/pitch and head shape/size.

Anyone know of some studs i may be able to purchase form aftermarket or an alternative i could use?

i tried ARP with no luck. EBAY has a couple options but i don't trust eBay for guesses.

[SuperRA]

Check out 4DoorGTSs thread.

Project: Empty wallet

His is a FWD so I'm not sure if it's the same for the AWD sedan.

[Djlyrikal]

Thanks! I'll got some new studs from napa when i do my bearings.

[Djlyrikal]

Just an FYI for anyone else trying this. I bought the Duralast Wheel hub and bearing assembly kit from autozone and it came with the same size studs as the DORMAN 610-414's. Easy fix....

*side note* Still need studs for the rear. I picked them up from NAPA for 1.99 a stud.

[eage8]

if you look at the ARP catalogue, they'd probably have a stud that fit. they have lots of studs with 0.565" knurl diameter which is what the corolla is.

I haven't had a problem with my stock front studs with any wheels I've tried, even with 5mm spacers on the fronts. on the rears I have the longer studs that came with my 10mm H&R wheel spacers.

the celica GT-S studs would probably work great. (100-7718)

[eage8]

Edit: I just confirmed with rockauto.com that the '86-89 celica GT-S uses the same stud as the AE92.

so the ARP 100-7718 should work fine and it's 22mm longer

[Donald]

I have ARP #100-7717 studs on my FX. They are listed in the ARP catalog for Mitshubisihi Lancer EVO VIII W8K. The thread and knurl on the base are the same for the Corolla.
They are 3" long from the base of the head to the tip, with a 1/3" un-threadded end.
Unless you are using an open end nut, you will need to cut them to the needed length.
The Four Runner studs work well for most aluminum wheel applications, but they can strip quite easily if over torqued. They still don't allow for full nut/thread grip. Only about 50% of the nut threads are engaged. I have had to change 3, after Discount Tire installed my wheels.

Here is what the ARP long stud looks like. I don't remember for sure, but I think the short stud was a Four Runner stud. The washers represent the thickness of my aluminum wheels.


I cut the end off the nut shown to work with my wheels.

[eage8]

the 100-7718s for the celica are only 2.34" long (60mm) instead of 3" so they wouldn't be nearly that long.

[Donald]

Originally Posted by eage8

the 100-7718s for the celica are only 2.34" long (60mm) instead of 3" so they wouldn't be nearly that long.

You are quite right.

Now I remember why I chose these, so I could use any wheel backspace and spacer combination that might be available.
I'll probably get a set of the *7718s for the SR-5.

[WERKZinc]

I have no idea if this will help but 95 landcruiser bolts are an exact fit on an ae92 and are a bit longer but dont know exactly how much i dont have a comparison , i only had a few threads left on my aftermarkey rims but theese studs worked out perfect even with a 5mm spacer. If this has nothing to do with what you are looking for ignore my noob post. ( : i know if you google it you can find a comparison somewhere thats how i found out .

[Donald]

Originally Posted by WERKZinc

I have no idea if this will help but 95 landcruiser bolts are an exact fit on an ae92 and are a bit longer but dont know exactly how much i dont have a comparison , i only had a few threads left on my aftermarkey rims but theese studs worked out perfect even with a 5mm spacer. If this has nothing to do with what you are looking for ignore my noob post. ( : i know if you google it you can find a comparison somewhere thats how i found out .

Yes, you are right, '95 Land cruizer.
I had said Four Runner in my earlier post, but you are correct, it's the Land Cruizer.
That is the shorter one shown in the photo I posted before.

Now I remember the other reason why I chose the Mitsubishi studs over the Celica studs although they were longer, the price. A difference of $20 for a set of 5, sometimes more.
I guess I will get another set of Mitsubishi studs and cut them to the desired length for the SR-5.

[WERKZinc]

ahhh in that case this thread just helped me out big time thanks , pics were exactly what i needed