Im chasing 16 wheel studs/bolts for the use of mag wheels, like globes or hot wire wheels.
They don t seem available anymore.
Thanks.
tayloredvw Seriously Crusin Dubber
165 posts · joined May 2006 ·
wtb wheel studs for globes
vw54 Administrator Always Waiting 4 Friday
16,723 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Are they Cone shape or Conical shaped or flat faced
VVDS have all available and in different lengths
VVDS have all available and in different lengths
I read it on FACEBOOK so it must be true
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bushed Wolfsburg Elder
3,541 posts · joined Dec 2006 ·
for what model? 12 volters are diff to 6es? length
want any vw bits old but like me, Made in Germany!!!
tayloredvw Seriously Crusin Dubber
165 posts · joined May 2006 ·
square faced, with 20-25mm thread into a 18mm thick shaft that is 20mm long then 50mm of 19mm hex head.
Its for a 4 stud 75 beetle.
Its for a 4 stud 75 beetle.
bushed Wolfsburg Elder
3,541 posts · joined Dec 2006 ·
so flat faced....or 90 deg to threaded rod...
want any vw bits old but like me, Made in Germany!!!
1303Steve Scirocco Rare
8,650 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Hi
Go to your local Bursons or any parts store and get some Nice Products 14x1.50 wheel studs part number is EX657, screw these into your hubs and then you can then use an appropriate shank nut.
the part number M600 has 17.1 mm shank or T 646 has a 18.6 mm shank so measure your wheels to see what size you need.
Im not a fan of shank nuts and bolts, they are awkward to use, my son had some shank type wheels converted to 60 degree nuts by a place in Sydney called Barrel Bros, they fit a steel insert into the wheel.
Steve
Go to your local Bursons or any parts store and get some Nice Products 14x1.50 wheel studs part number is EX657, screw these into your hubs and then you can then use an appropriate shank nut.
the part number M600 has 17.1 mm shank or T 646 has a 18.6 mm shank so measure your wheels to see what size you need.
Im not a fan of shank nuts and bolts, they are awkward to use, my son had some shank type wheels converted to 60 degree nuts by a place in Sydney called Barrel Bros, they fit a steel insert into the wheel.
Steve
tayloredvw Seriously Crusin Dubber
165 posts · joined May 2006 ·
thankyou Steve!