Replacement studs
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Replacement studs
So I need to replace all the studs on the GQ, anybody else that have replaced theirs? If I remember correctly Grant said he replaced them previously with that of a Landcruiser???
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Re: Replacement studs
So the 96 Cruiser stud will fit...
Nissan stud with nut = R232 x 24 = R5,568
Toyota stud with nut = R106 x 24 = R2,544
Toyota stud with nut from Nuts en bolts = R61 x R24 = R1,440
Nissan stud with nut = R232 x 24 = R5,568
Toyota stud with nut = R106 x 24 = R2,544
Toyota stud with nut from Nuts en bolts = R61 x R24 = R1,440
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Re: Replacement studs
Is the Toyota and Nissan thread the same?
I think the Nissan uses 12 x 1.25 thread
I think the Nissan uses 12 x 1.25 thread
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Re: Replacement studs
Yep, but if I replace the stud and the nut (all 24 
) then its not a problem, Toyota is the "more universal" 1.5 thread so much easier and cheaper to replace the nut....
) then its not a problem, Toyota is the "more universal" 1.5 thread so much easier and cheaper to replace the nut....Dirk
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Makes sense as its way harder to find Nissan nuts in the event that one gets lost.
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Re: Replacement studs
And I can get 10 for the price of 1 Nissan nut - that is ridiculous 
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Re: Replacement studs
Why you want to replace the studs?
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Re: Replacement studs
Ahhhhhh.... sheeeeeeeeeeet man
I would fit the cruiser studs and nuts again for sure. In fact I'm going to do mine too one of these days. Nissans threads are good that you get a better bite on the rim due to the finer thread, but can be a pain in the donkey if you ever loose a nut. Get studs slightly longer if you can to compensate for the 6mm spacer !!
I would fit the cruiser studs and nuts again for sure. In fact I'm going to do mine too one of these days. Nissans threads are good that you get a better bite on the rim due to the finer thread, but can be a pain in the donkey if you ever loose a nut. Get studs slightly longer if you can to compensate for the 6mm spacer !!
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Re: Replacement studs
Dirk, give Speedy Nut and Bolt a call?
Keep in mind that the finer thread is stronger, although it's probably not necessary.
Keep in mind that the finer thread is stronger, although it's probably not necessary.
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