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5/20/2014 7:58 AM  #1


Wheel stud question

I'm going to be picking up a set of dorman 610441 wheel studs for the cobra brake conversion on my '65 Mustang.  Do I need to pick up a set of these for the rear wheels too or do only the front wheels need the longer studs?  At the moment I'm running stock length rear studs on stock 8 inch axles.  Plan is to install the cobra front and rear disc brakes.

Thanks!

Last edited by 50 Proof (5/20/2014 8:04 AM)

 

5/20/2014 3:12 PM  #2


Re: Wheel stud question

You need the longer rears also, but measure the knurl diameter because it is not necessarily the same as the fronts.


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