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What lugs to use (autocross)
I have been wondering since I run autocross quite often in my Elco and now my Chevelle if I should be using better lugs then I am right now? I have TSW wheels on both cars with hub centric rings. Have 3" 7/16 ARP wheel studs on the Elco and front of Chevelle, but 3" 1/2 studs in the rear. I am just using the 60 degree bulge acorn lugs. I have no problems as of yet, but know there are a vast variety of longer race lugs on the market and thinking I should upgrade?
Thoughts and ideas? |
As long as you are getting good thread engagement.
You can trim those studs down too. |
Just don't forget to torque them and check em frequently!! I re torque mine frequently on the Mustang and many times I get movement (meaning they needed torquing).
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That's what I figured. I torque to 100 ft lbs and recheck before every race.
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Here's a little info from ARP:
ARP Wheel Studs - heat-treated 8740 chrome moly, tensile strength of 200,000 psi, sold in 4 or 5 packs, cadmium plated for extra durability, nuts not included http://arpinstructions.com/generaltorque.html |
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