Replacement Lug Stud with 0.545 Inch Knurl

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.550 diameter on knurled part. 1/2 20 threads. 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" bolt length

asked by: Dan

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Can you please let me know the what the diameter of the knurled part needs to be? You can do this by measuring the lug studs you current have with a digital caliper to the nearest hundredth of an inch.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Dan

5/29/2018

.550 diameter on knurled part. 1/2 20 threads. 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" bolt length

Conner L.

5/29/2018

The Kodiak Wheel Bolt part # K12WB169 will be a bit longer at 1.7" long than the studs you have now but should still work for you. It has a 1/2"-20 thread and 0.545" diameter knurl. I have attached a review video on the above stud for you as well.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

We have the part #DX98FR which is 1/2 inch longer than the #K12WB2 that you referenced and is same 1/2 inch diameter.

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Answer 3

The closest option we have and what will work for your application is the Kodiak Wheel Bolt - 1/2" Diameter x 1-11/16" Long #K12WB169. This has a slightly longer knurl, the correct threading and are just slightly shorter at 1.6875 inches.

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Answer 4

We do have a 1/2" diameter wheel bolt that is close to 1-3/4" long which may work for you. The Kodiak Wheel Bolt #K12WB169 is 1-11/16" long, but that does not take into account the lip of the bolt, as you can see by the accompanying…

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Hey Larry, I would recommend going with a stainless steel lug nut like the part #LHLR103 that matches the specs you need. Stainless steel won't rust or corrode. This means they won't swell up either making it hard to fit a socket on.

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

Hi Lane, The closest option we have to the measurements you provided would be the DeeMaxx Drive-In Wheel Stud - 1/2" Diameter x 2" Long #DE52GR.

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Answer 9

The Kodiak Wheel Bolt #K12WB169 that you referenced should fit just fine. Since all of the differences are small fractions of an inch you are good to go!

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Answer 10

I took a look at the wheel lug stud LCI SKU 121803 you mentioned, and I was able to find the Kodiak Wheel Bolt #K12WB2. This bolt is 2" long, and has a thread size of 1/2"-20 UNF-2A.

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

Based on the dimensions you listed it looks like the part #K12WB2 is the closest match. This might be slightly longer but should still work. I attached a picture that has all of the dimensions listed. For chrome 60 degree lug nuts you would then want…

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