How to measure wheel studs?

[dropd80s]

You dont even have to do that. The specs are online.
From the link above:

Dorman - Wheel Studs
Part Number: 610-179.1
Line: DOR - Limited Availability
•AutoGrade
•UPC: 19495101796
Warranty Info
Mfg. Defect Warranty
Detailed Description
Type: Serrated Stud
Thread Size: 7/16-20
Thread Pitch: Right
Knurl Diameter: .565 in
Length: 1-3/4 in
Shoulder Length: 7/8 in
Head Code: 179
Features: Zinc plated for corrosion resistance

Just search for your application. Find out what you have then you can get them from Summit ect. if you cant get them in the store. Bout as easy as it gets.

[LS1_C10]

Originally Posted by dropd80s

You dont even have to do that. The specs are online.
From the link above:

Dorman - Wheel Studs
Part Number: 610-179.1
Line: DOR - Limited Availability
•AutoGrade
•UPC: 19495101796
Warranty Info
Mfg. Defect Warranty
Detailed Description
Type: Serrated Stud
Thread Size: 7/16-20
Thread Pitch: Right
Knurl Diameter: .565 in
Length: 1-3/4 in
Shoulder Length: 7/8 in
Head Code: 179
Features: Zinc plated for corrosion resistance

Just search for your application. Find out what you have then you can get them from Summit ect. if you cant get them in the store. Bout as easy as it gets.

You are right. That was extremely easy. Muchas Gracias!

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MOR-46220/
Wheel Studs, Press-In, 1/2-20 in. x 3 in. Long, .563 in. Diameter Knurl, Set of 5
These are VERY close to those specs you gave me. Are they close enough?

[way2lo2]

Originally Posted by LS1_C10

You are right. That was extremely easy. Muchas Gracias!

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MOR-46220/
Wheel Studs, Press-In, 1/2-20 in. x 3 in. Long, .563 in. Diameter Knurl, Set of 5
These are VERY close to those specs you gave me. Are they close enough?

I may be confused here but are you trying to put half inch studs where a 7/16" stud was originally?

[LS1_C10]

Originally Posted by way2lo2

I may be confused here but are you trying to put half inch studs where a 7/16" stud was originally?

I thought that number referred to the twist for the lug nuts. Am I completely wrong? cus when I search 1/2 20 on summit, I get lug nut results.