Replacing wheel stud on spacer

[JWMcCrary]

I need to replace a stud in one of my spacers (1.25"). It's still on the Bronco right now, other than the obvious difference in length would it be the same as a regular stud? Was going to try and pick one up this afternoon and change this weekend.

 

[Apogee]

There is no reason the studs in the spacer would be the same as those for the vehicle, either in thread or part number. Are you running 1/2-20 lugnuts?

That said, most OE studs have a three digit number on the head which you can cross reference through the Dorman website here. The Dorman part numbers for wheel studs is 610-XXX where the "XXX" is the 3-digit number on the head.

If that doesn't work, then pop out the offending stud and post up the thread, underhead length, knurl diameter, and knurl length and we should be able to figure out what you have or find a suitable replacement.

 

[Broncobowsher]

There is no standard in aftermarket spacers. If you can't contact the manufacturer of the spacer the only thing you can do is take one out, measure it, and search for s stud that is a match. The stud could be pressed in, or even screw in. You have to take it apart and find what YOU have.

 

[JWMcCrary]

Same thread as bronco. Has to come out, looking at a listing with the guy at summit it could be any one of about 20. Got lucky, about the outer 1/8 inch was messed up, cut it off and ran die over it. All is well