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steved0x · 02-06-2017, 11:17 AM

I am using the 65mm version of these:

M14x1.5 ACS Race Series Studs — Track-Studs.com

And these nuts:
Porsche PRO series nuts — Track-Studs.com

They don't stick out too far, and there is plenty of thread even if I wanted to run spacers within reason, but if I run my Carrera twist wheels, the rear have a pretty deep well for the lug nut and it is tough to start the nut by hand, if I had it to do over again I would get the 80 mm or even the 90 bullet nose:

M14x1.5 'Bullet Nose' race stud — Track-Studs.com

This is the wheel I'm talking about, have a pretty deep well in the wheel for the lug bolt/stud/nut, [edit: here is a picture of my rear wheels with the studs, see how deep they are in the wells? Plenty of thread engagement, but hard to start by hand.]

I love them, very easy to take wheels on and off this way.

02-06-2017, 11:17 AM	#5
steved0x Registered User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: FL Posts: 4,143	I am using the 65mm version of these: M14x1.5 ACS Race Series Studs — Track-Studs.com And these nuts: Porsche PRO series nuts — Track-Studs.com They don't stick out too far, and there is plenty of thread even if I wanted to run spacers within reason, but if I run my Carrera twist wheels, the rear have a pretty deep well for the lug nut and it is tough to start the nut by hand, if I had it to do over again I would get the 80 mm or even the 90 bullet nose: M14x1.5 'Bullet Nose' race stud — Track-Studs.com This is the wheel I'm talking about, have a pretty deep well in the wheel for the lug bolt/stud/nut, [edit: here is a picture of my rear wheels with the studs, see how deep they are in the wells? Plenty of thread engagement, but hard to start by hand.] I love them, very easy to take wheels on and off this way. Last edited by steved0x; 02-06-2017 at 11:55 AM.