Centerlines and wheel Studs

awannabegrabber · 2006-08-11, 18:59

I have been tring to buy wheels that fit and look sweet for about 4 months, i just bought some centerlines, and i noticed that there is not alot of stud left, and i was just wondering if any body else noticed this with centerlines, the demensions are 15X7, 3 1/2 BS. there is about 1/4 of an inch to put the lugs on.

Would i need to get new studs, and if so are they hard to put in??

**maverick1970** · 2006-08-11, 19:31

Are you sure they don't require mag style lug nuts? Mag style nuts have a shank that goes into the lug hole.

awannabegrabber · 2006-08-11, 19:40

i dont know what that is, but these autodrags were on an early 70's mustang. So i put 2 and 2 together and thought that the maverick and mustang had similar or the same components

awannabegrabber · 2006-08-11, 20:16

Yes they take a shank lug. I looked them up and that is what i need

**maverick1970** · 2006-08-11, 20:24

If they are Autodrags they will use a mag style lug like these. Not sure what length you will need. You will have to measure the thickness of the wheel at the lug holes.

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=11611

awannabegrabber · 2006-08-27, 21:12

Ok. i have my ties on my centerlines and they got mounted on my car today. The lug that needed to be used was a 1/2 20R. I got some of the Firehawk Daytona 500 tires and they are fat. 215 65 15's Ill try to get some pics.

2006-08-11, 18:59	#1
awannabegrabber Always Learning Join Date: 2006-05-13 Location: Wichita, Kansas Posts: 428 Vehicle(s): 1976 Maverick with a trim package iTrader: 0 (0%) Images: 4	Centerlines and wheel Studs I have been tring to buy wheels that fit and look sweet for about 4 months, i just bought some centerlines, and i noticed that there is not alot of stud left, and i was just wondering if any body else noticed this with centerlines, the demensions are 15X7, 3 1/2 BS. there is about 1/4 of an inch to put the lugs on. Would i need to get new studs, and if so are they hard to put in?? __________________ Liven the Highlife......NOT

2006-08-11, 19:40	#3
awannabegrabber Always Learning Join Date: 2006-05-13 Location: Wichita, Kansas Posts: 428 Vehicle(s): 1976 Maverick with a trim package iTrader: 0 (0%) Images: 4	i dont know what that is, but these autodrags were on an early 70's mustang. So i put 2 and 2 together and thought that the maverick and mustang had similar or the same components __________________ Liven the Highlife......NOT

2006-08-11, 20:16	#4
awannabegrabber Always Learning Join Date: 2006-05-13 Location: Wichita, Kansas Posts: 428 Vehicle(s): 1976 Maverick with a trim package iTrader: 0 (0%) Images: 4	Yes they take a shank lug. I looked them up and that is what i need __________________ Liven the Highlife......NOT

2006-08-27, 21:12	#6
awannabegrabber Always Learning Join Date: 2006-05-13 Location: Wichita, Kansas Posts: 428 Vehicle(s): 1976 Maverick with a trim package iTrader: 0 (0%) Images: 4	Ok. i have my ties on my centerlines and they got mounted on my car today. The lug that needed to be used was a 1/2 20R. I got some of the Firehawk Daytona 500 tires and they are fat. 215 65 15's Ill try to get some pics. __________________ Liven the Highlife......NOT

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2006-08-11, 19:31	#2
maverick1970 Senior Member Join Date: 2003-09-09 Location: Missouri Posts: 7,119 Vehicle(s): 69 1/2, 70 Maverick and 71 Grabber iTrader: 30 (100%) Images: 62	Are you sure they don't require mag style lug nuts? Mag style nuts have a shank that goes into the lug hole.

2006-08-11, 20:24	#5
maverick1970 Senior Member Join Date: 2003-09-09 Location: Missouri Posts: 7,119 Vehicle(s): 69 1/2, 70 Maverick and 71 Grabber iTrader: 30 (100%) Images: 62	If they are Autodrags they will use a mag style lug like these. Not sure what length you will need. You will have to measure the thickness of the wheel at the lug holes. http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=11611