Moser Engineering 8010 Press-In Wheel Stud Set, 1/2 in.- 20 x 3 in., .625 Knurl
718-8010
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1/2''
Moser 8010 Features:
- Material: Grade-8 Steel
- Style: Press-In
FAQ:
How do you measure knurl on wheel studs?
- Use a caliper to measure the diameter of the wheel stud's knurled area. For Moser 8010, refer to the product documentation for specific measurements.
What size hole for press-in wheel studs?
- Ensure a proper fit by drilling a hole slightly smaller than the wheel stud's diameter. For Moser 8010, consult the recommended hole size in the product specifications.
How do you read wheel stud sizes?
- Measure the thread diameter, thread pitch, and overall length. Moser 8010 sizes are clearly labeled in the product description, making selection easy for your specific needs.
How do you fit wheel studs?
- Install Moser 8010 wheel studs using the proper tools. Ensure a snug fit by following recommended torque specifications. Refer to the product manual for detailed installation instructions.
Specifications:
Do these fit an 85 c10 truck
Will these fit the rear factory axles of 95 mustang?
Will these work on the front for 1988 foxbody mustang
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