Extended Wheel Stud Question

[Baboso]

So, I have been shopping around and know that replacement studs run around 50 - 60 bucks for factory length studs. I am putting these on my car soon and need some that are a little longer than factory. The extra length needed is only about .25 inches, but more than that is okay as well.

So far I have found many extended studs through ebay and what not, but they mostly advertise as being for Hondas or Acuras and all the fancy common applications.

However, these seems to be something that I can work with. And ive also found these but the article doesn't have the size listed and i'm in the process of messaging the seller.

Does anyone know of a no bs place that has something that works and isnt going to cost more than $3 per stud?

Thanks in advance.

[n8r]

Everyone that goes the extended studs uses Corvette extended studs but I'm not sure how much they cost. Search them on here and you'll find some threads and part numbers for them

[BradsPGT]

^^ Yup. I think the corvette studs are like $20 for a pack of 5 from summit. They are an ARP product, if you search probetalk you can find the exact product number.

[MonoxideChild]

I PM'ed him the ARP part #'s earlier.

[Baboso]

Looks like they are out of stock at the moment. Thanks by the way. That is still awesome. Oh and that would still work for second gen I assume?

[steves93gt]

look up mazda ichiba studs on ebay. they're about $64 for 20 studs

[BradsPGT]

Are they a good brand? I've heard some bad thing about Ichiba spacers but nothing about the studs.

[Baboso]

as long as the studs are are hardened they should be cool I think. Although, I don't think that Grade 8 would cut it and usually G8 bolts are the same washed yellow color as those. I wish that the vendors would supply more information about their products. They should know that their customers are technical if they are replacing with aftermarket studs.