GT350 wheel stud replacement w/ARP wheel studs

[JN66]

I love the ARP studs. I wish they made them for the R.

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[mattlqx]

I love the ARP studs. I wish they made them for the R.

They'll work just fine in an R. 3.5" front 100-7733, 3.0" rear 100-7732.

 

[cjgt350]

Pull the rear knuckle to change the wheel studs

You don't have to btw. There is enough room to push the half axle back and still remove bolts for the wheel bearing housing.

 

[JN66]

They'll work just fine in an R. 3.5" front 100-7733, 3.0" rear 100-7732.

Went through a lot of threads on this - I thought the consensus was they won't work. That comes from Optimum as well.

I would love to be misinformed and wrong though bro.

 

[mattlqx]

Went through a lot of threads on this - I thought the consensus was they won't work. That comes from Optimum as well.

I would love to be misinformed and wrong though bro.

I guess they do need a little 4" for the stock CF wheel in the front. I didn't realize those wheels were so thick.

 

[JN66]

It is sad :(

 

[Epiphany]

Contact Curtis at MSI Racing in Mooresville, NC. His studs are on the majority of the cars in NASCAR, the GT350's at the Ford Performance Racing School, the GT4 cars that Multimatic built, etc. He can supply you with the length you are looking for.

http://www.msiracingproducts.com/wheel-studs-1#ford

In addition to the standard Magnesium Phosphate coating you can also add Teflon for even easier wrenching due to a friction reduction (thus Teflon necessitates a lower final torque figure).

 

[JN66]

Contact Curtis at MSI Racing in Mooresville, NC. His studs are on the majority of the cars in NASCAR, the GT350's at the Ford Performance Racing School, the GT4 cars that Multimatic built, etc. He can supply you with the length you are looking for.

http://www.msiracingproducts.com/wheel-studs-1#ford

In addition to the standard Magnesium Phosphate coating you can also add Teflon for even easier wrenching due to a friction reduction (thus Teflon necessitates a lower final torque figure).

Awesome! Thank you Sir!

 

[VoodooStang]

GT350 rear wheel ARP wheel studs

 

[VoodooStang]

GT350 rear caliper removal, E-brake cable pics

 

[Epiphany]

The two tools shown in the last shot...where did you get them?

 

[VoodooStang]

E-brake tools

JB Tools
OTC 6722 Brake Spring Locking Pliers

Lisle 40750
Parking brake cable remover

 

[honeybadger]

By chance do you know the torque needed for the (4) bolts securing the wheel hub to the knuckle?

 

[straightliner1]

By chance do you know the torque needed for the (4) bolts securing the wheel hub to the knuckle?

FRONT = 98 ft. Lbs.
REAR = 203 ft. lbs.

 

[JAJ]

FRONT = 98 ft. Lbs.
REAR = 203 ft. lbs.

My service manual says that the correct torque for the four hub mounting bolts at the front and the rear are both 98 ft-lbs.

203 ft-lbs is for the lower control arm bolt.

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