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10/19/2013 10:14 AM  #1


wheel studs for cobra brake conversion

I remember reading that the dorman wheel studs #610-441 work well for installing in drum hubs for the cobra brake conversion.  Problem I have is that they are hardt to find and expensive around here. Is there another stud that is a little more common and about the same length that will work as well as these? Thanks for any help.

 

10/19/2013 10:18 AM  #2


Re: wheel studs for cobra brake conversion

610-368 is a little shorter than those but work great.  I always keep about 50 in stock...


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10/19/2013 2:41 PM  #3


Re: wheel studs for cobra brake conversion

MustangSteve wrote:

610-368 is a little shorter than those but work great.  I always keep about 50 in stock...

Autozone sells these for about $2 a pop - cheapest price I found.


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10/19/2013 10:42 PM  #4


Re: wheel studs for cobra brake conversion

McStang wrote:

MustangSteve wrote:

610-368 is a little shorter than those but work great.  I always keep about 50 in stock...

Autozone sells these for about $2 a pop - cheapest price I found.

 
Rockauto sells them for $1.13 ea.

 

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