Replacement Studs for RVD-H-865 7k Hub/Drum

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I have a tru ryde rvd-h-865 7k hub. I’m looking to replace a couple replacement studs The lug nuts take a 7/8 socket

asked by: GrAham

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A TruRyde rvd-h-865 7k hub/drum like # AKHD-865-7-2-K uses 1/2-inch drive-in studs that are 1-5/16-inches long. For a replacement stud you can use # 165981. This is slightly longer at 1-1/2-inches but it has the same 1/2-inch diameter. They are also available in a 4 pack item # RG03-020.

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