quality studs? vorshlag = :(

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    I just ordered the black Vorschlag studs, looking forward to trying them out.

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  • nando
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    definitely didn't get them for looks. They were fine for street/autox. Made autox wheel changes much easier (twice a weekend with lug bolts gets really old), saved my hubs from having bolts threaded in/out of them all the time. Just not up to the high temps and stress of track driving.

    my bullet nose studs are here now, but I'll have to wait until next week to put them in. :)

    hey massive, out of curiousity do you have any BBK that work on the rear of the ix?

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  • Massive Lee
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    Originally posted by e304me
    Why should vorshlag sell anything thats not meant for track use? doesnt make sense...
    Probably because cheap-ass e30 owners don't want to spend $8usd per stud but still want the look of studs... There must be a reason for some studs costing $2 eacj and others being $8, $9 or even $10.

    I won't blame Vorschlag fro trying to respond to market's demand. I removed my old-type Vorschlag studs to replace them by their bulletnose. Not the same quality...

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  • e304me
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    Why should vorshlag sell anything thats not meant for track use? doesnt make sense...

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  • nando
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    called vorshlag - they don't reccomend the regular 60mm studs for track use. well, obviously I know that now. :p

    anyway, I'm taking in 16 75mm black studs all at once. I'm going to screw them with the nuts I already have. :p

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by JRKOUPE
    did you have any blunt trauma's?

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  • kishg
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    had the same thing happen, luckily noticed in pits, luckily VAC was there so i picked up new 80mm studs pretty much the same as the turner ones. but as lee pointed out these were the older ones, no experience with their newer studs.

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  • SkinnyVT
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    Originally posted by diegom6
    OT: What is the benefit of using studs for the wheels?
    -don't have to buy different lengths for different spacers
    -hold your wheel up while you do the lug nuts
    -no need for an extra tool to line your wheels up while you start the lug bolts
    -looks more racecarish
    -I don't curse as much when swapping wheels
    -bolts make no damn sense

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  • diegom6
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    OT: What is the benefit of using studs for the wheels?

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  • etxxz
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    houston, we're going down.

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  • nando
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    now all we need is a glory hole reference and the circle is complete. ;)

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  • Van Westervelt
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    My studs and nuts are black, go figure.

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  • Massive Lee
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    Quality studs and black nuts... This could be a slippery slope into pervert jokes...

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  • JRKOUPE
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    Originally posted by nando
    good info. those are the ones I wanted in the first place.. they just didn't have any (except the ones requiring a spacer) at the time. my black nuts are probably fine to reuse too.

    woah...I just re read this...YOUR NUTS ARE BLACK???>....did you have any blunt trauma's?.....rough sex?....

    please..go see your urologist asap....

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by Massive Lee
    The new Vorschlag bullet nose with hex holes are made by ARP (same supplier as Turner) and should not bring any problem. I bought a set last month. The older style that was shorter and zinc plated (and cheaper) was a bit akward to work with. I had them too and am replacing them. Never had problems though wit the old style studs.

    Lee
    good info. those are the ones I wanted in the first place.. they just didn't have any (except the ones requiring a spacer) at the time. my black nuts are probably fine to reuse too.

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