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    Posted: 03 Mar 2017 at 11:43am
Would anyone know an automotive crossover for the front wheel studs on a WD45? I'm missing a couple, and the guys at the auto parts store are not very helpful when I tell 'em that they're from a 1955 AC WD45! The studs are 1/2" NF, 1" long with a relieved shoulder to tighten against the wheel.

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Thanks, Stan. You got me in the right area!

For anyone else looking, those (ABC397) are for the rear wheels. The front wheel lug studs are smaller: ABC399 on Steiners' site.
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Ooops Thanks for the correction.
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So are you needing some studs? I am sure local salvage yard has them, or I have some I could sell you? How many do you need?
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Thanks, Doug. I appreciate the offer. I've found some, so all I'm set.

Stan - no worries - that's why we're a community on here. Smile

Dave
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3\4 head' fine thead' same as a VW bus or car.
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Thanks, dawntreader74! Good to know.
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you can use some off a old running gear' if you can find one laying around somewear' there most all the same' with the same size head on it''Smile
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Are they metric? I wouldn't think so, but maybe they are. I'll wait until daylight and go see.
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Yup - I could borrow a couple from my D14 - it uses the same studs.

I ran a 1/2-20 thread chaser onto one of mine yesterday.....don't think they're metric.
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Originally posted by Dave(inMA) Dave(inMA) wrote:

Thanks, Doug. I appreciate the offer. I've found some, so all I'm set.
Stan - no worries - that's why we're a community on here. Smile
Dave
Where did you find them Dave?
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an old dude that I bought my chevy allis from had scads of them bolts. so maybe that's why he had them. I puts them in my bolts cabinet, but haven't used any for years. 
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Ted, the vendors on here carry them - at least Steiners does. I gotta believe that they were commonly used back when wheels were bolted on with studs rather than sliding them onto studs as we do now.

I ran all the studs through a thread chaser and ditto for the hub holes. Mounted the wheels with two new tri-rib tires. The 'ol machine is starting to feel spoiled!


Edited by Dave(inMA) - 05 Mar 2017 at 6:38pm
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