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#2998 12/03/2004 1:08 AM
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I'm trying to replace my front wheel studs with a longer version. Yes, it is to make room for a spacer to make the new 16" wheels fit.

My truck is a 1950 3/4 ton. Anyone know if there is a longer stud than the stock one? If so, what is the part #?

#2999 12/03/2004 3:07 AM
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Don't have a part number, but, as a suggestion, maybe rear studs from a late model dually might work. I believe they're a little longer, and the same diameter as a 3/4 ton stud.

#3000 12/03/2004 3:16 AM
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I replaced my fronts with longer studs. I went to a NAPA with a machine shop. The guy there took care of getting the studs and putting them in. Can't remember the cost but I felt it was a good deal.


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#3001 12/03/2004 11:44 AM
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Are they 9/16" or 1/2"?

#3002 12/08/2004 4:08 AM
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I went down that path with my 54 1/2 ton. Tried NAPA, Autozone, Parts Plus, Pep Boys, you name it. No one had different length studs. Mine were 7/16 diameter and I needed to replace them with 9/16 diameter for new wheels. No one wanted to machine out the hubs while they were on the car. One garage/machine shop offered to do the job for over a grand. I still have my original wheels and tires. Let me know how you fare, and I hope your luck is better than mine.


Bruce (I love My Truck) Miller

1954 5 Window 3100 Chevy Pickup - Driver
1929 **** Model A Pickup - Restoration
#3003 12/08/2004 4:11 AM
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I did find longer studs for my truck. I searched through a lot of Dorman parts to find them but think I have two that will work. They are 1/2" in diameter which is original.

Email me at [email protected] if interested.


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