Extended Wheel Studs
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Yukon John
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Check with NAPA...my friend needed stand off spacers when he put 14" Willwood Rotors on his '14 Escalade and I believe he got the wheel studs he needed at a NAPA store.
Never mind, found some at Autozone. In case anyone else is needing some, Dorman 530-610 is the right diameter, thread pitch and knurl. They're roughly 1/2" longer than stock and the threaded portion goes out further, about 1/4", effectively making them about 3/4" longer. Worked out perfect for a 1/2" spacer.
01Konvict
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Good info thanks!
JAEe
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Good morning I just came across this thread. I looked for that dorman part number and it doesn’t exsist. I even searched 610-350 and those studs are for Fords. Either way are you still running these studs
S33k3r
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I'd suggest starting a new thread. If I knew I'd tell you, and often I'd share some forum search results, but I'm traveling today, sorry. In case it helps, should be the same for the same year 1/2 ton Sierra and Silverado.
Do you need to get studs to run spacers?
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It is actually "Dorman 610-530" lug studs for rear of a mid 2000s f350 dually. Amazon has them in packs of ten or go to rock auto or any parts store and look up lug studs for rear of a f350 dually and you will find them.
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