Studs

[Freshnice1]

Were can I get longer studs?? I've sreached, and all I get is those H&R wheel spacers and lugs. I just want the lugs!! The rims i ordered said it would fit my car, and they do( in the back), but the caliper's in the front are hitting. I was going to return them, but i cant let them go :cool: I already went and got some spacers, but now i have just about 1/2 an inch of lug to bolt to. :(

[RSX Jeff]

ARP wheel studs... they come in standard (slightly longer than stock) and extended sizes. You can get them from Summit Racing on-line, but I found mine locally.

[Freshnice1]

I found them there at summit, what size did you get? Thanks for your help

[RSX Jeff]

I got the standard size for the RSX... I don't have the part number, but i can get it at home for you tonight. They have the bullnose end and then the thread starts (I had to get TL lugs to fit on my factory wheels (for racing). If you have aftermarket wheels that wont be a problem.

[RSX Jeff]

It sounds like, though, that you need extended studs for your application. Just look up the stud for the RSX and compare it's length to the other lengths avail in that thread size. You will have to estimate how much longer you need over stock. You can also call ARP (their website has a customer service number), they are very knowledgable and should be able to help you select the correct size.

[Freshnice1]

I really only need another 1/2 inch, cause i have almost 1/2 now. I just want to make sure my wheel doesnt fly off :driving: :eek: :crying:

[RSX Jeff]

Sorry... long weekend away from my pc... did u decide what length you need? Do you still need the part number for the ones I bought? Let me know...

[Freshnice1]

If you dont mind, could you give the part number. Thanks Im not real sure on length, just need to be a bit longer.

[RSX Jeff]

The stock replacement stud (5-pack) is #100-7710 (the ones I bought) & the extended length 5-pack is #100-7712. This is from the ARP catalog, but double check with ARP before you lay down any cash - ph #800-826-3045. The extended length studs are exactly 1 inch longer. The stock replacement (& extended) studs have a 0.35 inch rounded nose before the threads start, so that's why I had to use TL lugnuts. The factory lugs are too shallow for the bullet nosed ARP studs. The actual (what they call 'underhead') lengths are 1.85" (stock) and 2.85" (extended). Underhead length is measured from inside the base (that mates against the back side of the hub) to the nose end of the stud. If you pulled a factory stud, the underhead length should be 0.35" shorter.

[coredump]

The stock replacement stud (5-pack) is #100-7710 (the ones I bought) & the extended length 5-pack is #100-7712. This is from the ARP catalog, but double check with ARP before you lay down any cash - ph #800-826-3045. The extended length studs are exactly 1 inch longer. The stock replacement (& extended) studs have a 0.35 inch rounded nose before the threads start, so that's why I had to use TL lugnuts. The factory lugs are too shallow for the bullet nosed ARP studs. The actual (what they call 'underhead') lengths are 1.85" (stock) and 2.85" (extended). Underhead length is measured from inside the base (that mates against the back side of the hub) to the nose end of the stud. If you pulled a factory stud, the underhead length should be 0.35" shorter.

Sorry to bump this from the dead but I figure I ask this question before buying 20 studs from the ClubRSX store.

So #100-7710 will not work with stock lugs because they are too short/shallow. Will it work with Rays lugs? Rays lugs are closed ended aluminum lugs. They seem to be longer than stock lugs

http://www.upgrademotoring.com/wheels/volk_racing/RaysDuraluminum.jpg

I somehow managed to snap a stock wheel stud. Probably a combination of hard driving, bad roads, and spacers. Figured would be a good time to upgrade instead of replace with OEM.

Thanks.

[Fade2Black]

Sorry to bump this from the dead but I figure I ask this question before buying 20 studs from the ClubRSX store.

So #100-7710 will not work with stock lugs because they are too short/shallow. Will it work with Rays lugs? Rays lugs are closed ended aluminum lugs. They seem to be longer than stock lugs

http://www.upgrademotoring.com/wheels/volk_racing/RaysDuraluminum.jpg

I somehow managed to snap a stock wheel stud. Probably a combination of hard driving, bad roads, and spacers. Figured would be a good time to upgrade instead of replace with OEM.

Thanks.

you would have to compare them to the stock lug nuts, to see if they a not shallow enough. I would reccomend running open lug nuts to avoid any issues.