Moser Engineering (8010) 1/2" - 20 x 3" and .625" Knurl Diameter Wheel Stud Kit, (Set of 10)

$ 37.00

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Based on 108 ratings

Customer service

9.40

Packaging

9.18

Value for money

9.34

Satisfaction

9.36

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Product Description

The package measures 8 inches by 8 inches. The footprint is 6 L x 0 H. The size of the print is 2 H x 5 W. (5 x 5.25 inches)

The package contains one pound of weight. 96 ounces

U.S.A. is the country of origin

The part number for this item is 8010.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to fit a 86 caprice landau with these?

There are 1/2 x 20 wheel studs with a . This is the wheel stud specification for the 1986 Caprice Classic Landau. This knurl is 62 inches long. There is a stud on these earrings. However, it will work for your vehicle since it has a 625" knurl. They are longer than your original studs and are used to accommodate wider rims (or a rim with an offset greater than the original). You may also need lug nuts, depending on the type of rim you own.

Those studs look like a M14X1 to me. ?

It is unlikely they will be equivalent in diameter, threads, or length to metric studs. The two may be similar, but they are not identical and cannot be interchanged.

What is the fitment of these for a 2009 Ford Mustang GT?

The holes in your axle flange need to be measured, and don't forget to tack weld the studs to the flange after installing them.

What are the lengths of these studs, and will they fit on a 1965 Thunderbird?

I found the studs to be 3 inches long but I am not sure if they would fit your axles as it depends on what Steel axles from an aftermarket manufacturer were used

Selected User Reviews For Moser Engineering (8010) 1/2" - 20 x 3" and .625" Knurl Diameter Wheel Stud Kit, (Set of 10)

Machined well, but the metal was a bad choice

3/5

Something like a wheel stud is so simple that it seems almost impossible to mess up. Torqueing the metal to proper specs is impossible due to its weak strength. When I used a cheap impact driver to put on the lug nut, the threads were sheared. As I tried to use my Harbor Freight torque wrench on the lug, it bent. If you are using it on a small car, it should be able to work but if you took your tires off more than four times a year, I doubt you would get them to last a.

Robin SWIFT

| Jan 27, 2021

These studs will fit a 1965 Mustang just fine

5/5

The studs for the disc brakes at all four corners needed to be longer. With disc brakes and T/A style TT wheels, these studs press perfectly in place and provide plenty of thread engagement.

Rafael McClure

| Jul 16, 2021

This is a Ford axle adapter that is I purchased this to fit my Ford Explorer There are no issues with the swap axles in the turd

5/5

They look stronger than the OEM ones, and they are also about an inch longer to allow ample thread engagement and spacers if necessary.

Quinn Soto

| May 10, 2021

Great quality, super strong product from the name brand

5/5

Lillie Shields

| Jul 14, 2021

I am getting to the good stuff now

5/5

Never had an issue with any Moor Eng items, but I do have an issue with China junk.

Lauren Dyer

| Nov 21, 2020

The quality of the service is I like what I see

5/5

The item was purchased for an application it was not intended for, and unfortunately for me, it turned out to be an unsuccessful purchase. I'm not to blame, but the product is.

Isaias Collier

| Jul 28, 2020

I really like these

5/5

I used it for a 99 Ford 8. It worked flawlessly. House no. 8 is on the market. It is necessary to install these with the axles removed, or, if you are drilling an additional 1" hole in the backing plate, leave the axles out.