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Arp Nascar Speed Studs 300-7705 on 2040-parts.com

US $107.88
Location:

Florida, New York, United States

Florida, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:AUTOMOTIVE RACING PRODUCTS Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:ARP300-7705

Part Type:     Wheel Studs

Product Line:     ARP NASCAR Speed Studs

Wheel Stud Style:     Press-in

Wheel Stud Thread Size:     5/8-18 in. RH

Knurl Diameter (in.):     0.660 in.

Underhead Length (in):     2.750 in.

Knurl Length (in):     0.675 in.

Quick-Start Nose:     Yes

Quantity:     Sold as a set of 5.

These ARP NASCAR Speed Studs are designed to accurately position the wheel and to more quickly release and tighten the lug nuts. They are manufactured from heat-treated, 190,000 psi chromoly steel and feature J-form threads, an exclusive nut starter, and a bullet-shaped radius that all but eliminates cross threading. The ARP NASCAR Speed Studs use a special baked-on dry film lubricant to reduce the possibility of galling and ensure consistent clamp loads and double magnaflux inspection. Their new head design will fit the registers of the most popular hubs without any grinding or modifications. Available in a variety of lengths and knurl diameters, the ARP NASCAR Speed Studs are sure to get you out of the pits faster.

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