FS: Zinc plated extended Wheel Lug bolts

[kalib0y]

I have wheel bolts for sale for those of you that do not want to switch over to studs but still want to run spacers.

Features:
Zinc Plated
Grade 10.9 for strength. Much stronger than OEM

*ALL PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING WITHIN THE US ONLY
*PM or email me for shipping outside of the US
*Prices are for full kits, each kit is complete for all 4 wheels
55.5mm $40 (4-lug) $50 (5-lug) **Slightly longer than OEM
60.5mm $45 (4-lug) $55 (5-lug)
64mm $45 (4-lug) $55 (5-lug)
70.5mm $50 (4-lug) $60 (5-lug)
75mm $50 (4-lug) $60 (5-lug)
85mm $55 (4-lug) $65 (5-lug)
Gorilla Wheel locks32mm shank, 60mm overall length $30

For spacer/bolt reference (thanks Ramgoat):
3mm Spacers - 30mm bolts
5mm Spacers - 30mm bolts
10mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
12mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
15mm Spacers - 39mm bolts
18mm Spacers - 45mm bolts

Lug bolt sizes


Gorilla wheel Locks


Paypal is: ryanzcastro@gmail.com
*I will only ship to confirmed paypal addresses
*Please email or PM me for other payment methods
*When ordering please be sure to specify what you are ordering and if you have a 4 or 5 lug

[kalib0y]

PMs replied.

[JGood]

How many are included for that price? I need eight 30mm longer then stock for the rear and eight 20mm longer then stock for the front.

[kalib0y]

How many are included for that price? I need eight 30mm longer then stock for the rear and eight 20mm longer then stock for the front.

The pricing per kit is complete for all 4 wheels. For 8x85mm and 8x70.5mm it will be $52.50shipped

[rightcoastbias]

I am running Gorilla lug bolts and their quality is quite good.

Your prices are competitive. Thank you for doing this.

[kalib0y]

Thanks! morning bump

[Ramgoat]

For reference:

3mm Spacers - 30mm bolts

5mm Spacers - 30mm bolts

10mm Spacers - 37mm bolts

12mm Spacers - 37mm bolts

15mm Spacers - 39mm bolts

18mm Spacers - 45mm bolts

[kalib0y]

Thanks Mr. Ramgoat. I will add it to the 1st post and credit you.

[JGood]

For reference:

3mm Spacers - 30mm bolts
5mm Spacers - 30mm bolts
10mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
12mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
15mm Spacers - 39mm bolts
18mm Spacers - 45mm bolts

Is there something I'm missing here? Wouldn't you want the bolt to be as close to the exact thickness of the spacer + 24mm as possible? That way it threads into the hub the exact amount that the factory bolt did?

[kalib0y]

Is there something I'm missing here? Wouldn't you want the bolt to be as close to the exact thickness of the spacer + 24mm as possible? That way it threads into the hub the exact amount that the factory bolt did?

Not all the time becuase the wheel pads, or meat of the wheel that is between the bolt and wheel hub, varies between wheel manufacturers and can range from 9mm-15mm thick. Even your factory bolts would vary in depth depending on the different wheels you are installing so its always prudent to get a little bit longer to compensate for that.

The other alternative is to go with my wheel studs. They will always thread in the same depth into your hub. For your application, I have some new, stronger than US grade, TUV approved 80mm studs. This way, it would be easier to swap wheels and you wouldnt have to worry about the thread depth. PM me if you are interested in those.

[JGood]

Not all the time becuase the wheel pads, or meat of the wheel that is between the bolt and wheel hub, varies between wheel manufacturers and can range from 9mm-15mm thick. Even your factory bolts would vary in depth depending on the different wheels you are installing so its always prudent to get a little bit longer to compensate for that.

The other alternative is to go with my wheel studs. They will always thread in the same depth into your hub. For your application, I have some new, stronger than US grade, TUV approved 80mm studs. This way, it would be easier to swap wheels and you wouldnt have to worry about the thread depth. PM me if you are interested in those.

I understand that, so that makes it even more curious to me why a "chart" like that would exist.

10mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
12mm Spacers - 37mm bolts

I don't really see the logic behind that...

Not trying to say anyone is wrong, just trying to learn!

[kalib0y]

Its just more of a general point of refrence. I can narrow it down so it applies directly with my studs/bolts, as a matter of fact I may do that.

[kalib0y]

I understand that, so that makes it even more curious to me why a "chart" like that would exist.

10mm Spacers - 37mm bolts
12mm Spacers - 37mm bolts

I don't really see the logic behind that...

Not trying to say anyone is wrong, just trying to learn!

This is the reason whys stud conversions are superior. Because the part that threads into the hub remains constant regardless of the stud length.

BTW, im just bumping an old thread :)