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Wheel stud size?

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blue66tang

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I need to get longer wheel studs so i can run at teh drags with slicks. What size do i need. Anybody have a part #maybe. Thanks for any help. Also any of you drag racers have electric fans. If so what kind do you have that keeps your beast cool, also how much quicker will it help in the q mile.
 
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you should look over the old threads, i posted this yesterday
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=464744

i got the arp, 100-7703's from summit for 9.95 a set. really nice IMO.

the ones in your car now are(or should be) only 1 inch long, so this adds alot of length.

on mine, i'll prolly chuck them up at work and turn them down about 3/4 inch. i think they stick out too much.
 
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Currie also sells studs. As for the electric fan I have a SPAL fan. Supposed to be the best but that I am sure could be contested by some. Not sure about the increase in time though because I have had it since my conversion.
 

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streetgrande69 said:
you should look over the old threads, i posted this yesterday
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=464744

i got the arp, 100-7703's from summit for 9.95 a set. really nice IMO.

the ones in your car now are(or should be) only 1 inch long, so this adds alot of length.

on mine, i'll prolly chuck them up at work and turn them down about 3/4 inch. i think they stick out too much.
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Yeah i guess i should have. I just got on and posted with out looking around.
 
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streetgrande69

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i've done it too
 
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