I just purchased some 15x8 and some 15x4 Prostars for my 95GT. I know I'll need some extended studs for this. But Weld has all kind of lugnuts for these wheels. Which part number do I need to fit the Prostars on my stang ?
Why do you say you'll need extended lugs? The lug nuts you need are "SST" style. You'll see why you don't need extended lugs once you get these lug nuts.......
I purchased the wheels today. Gonna have em on Friday I think. Some people say that I wont need the extended STUDS, most say I will, for security purpose I think. I'll be doing a lot of track this summer so I'm assuming I'll need them.
I got a few part numbers right now but I think I'll wait to have the wheels on the car to see for myself before ordering stuff for nothing.
I didnt say extended lug nuts, but only lug(stud). Its just that the lug nuts are special for the Weld wheels.
I'm well aware of this; have pro-stars on my '65 and had draglites on a prior car. What I'm saying is that you'd probably be fine ordering the regular SST lug nuts, but could also get the longer shank SST lugnuts; same basic effect as a longer stud (which you shouldn't need). I've hear that on cars that run slicks that you have to have open-ended lug nuts to pass tech? Is that what you're worried about?
I'm well aware of this; have pro-stars on my '65 and had draglites on a prior car. What I'm saying is that you'd probably be fine ordering the regular SST lug nuts, but could also get the longer shank SST lugnuts; same basic effect as a longer stud (which you shouldn't need). I've hear that on cars that run slicks that you have to have open-ended lug nuts to pass tech? Is that what you're worried about?
Since I've never mounted some drag wheels on my car, I'm not sure what to expect. I just think I'll have some issues with my stock STUD not being long enough through the wheel. If so, I'll need extended studs and propably other lug nuts.
And yes, I'm a little worried for not passing the tech with my slicks as well. I'm sorry to ask this, but what does SST stands for ? I'm sure its a pretty simple answer but I just cant think of it right now...