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Wheel stud is designed for Kodiak integral hub-and-rotor brake assemblies. Bolt is 2-1/2" long and has a thread size of 9/16"-18 UNF-2A.
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Today we're going to take a look at the Kodiak replacement drive in trailer hub wheel stud. This is a 9/16th diameter by 2 and a half inches long and it's for a quantity of one. Now this 9/16th stud I'd designed to replace a damaged wheel stud on your trailer hub. The ray spine portion right down here on the stud is what will be driven or pressed into your trailer hub. The stud is what will be going through the bowl hole on your trailer wheel and when it's used with a wheel lug nut will hold your entire wheel to your axle. This is a grade A bolt.
They are stamped on the head. The thread size then again, is 9/16ths in diameter. It is 18 threads per inch and they do use a standard 9/16ths by 18 lug nut. Usually that size lug nut is what is used on 16 inch and larger wheels. The overall length we're going to measure.
The overall length will be measured from the bottom of the head to the very end of the bolt. If we put a ruler on that you can see it's two and a half inches. The threaded length portion is going to be right at one and three eights inches. The diameter of the spline portion right here is 11/16ths of an inch. That should do it for the review on the Kodiak replacement drive in trailer hub wheel stud. 9/16ths in diameter.
2 and a half inches in length and a quantity of one.
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Jay
10/29/2025
One year later, still working great.