question on wheel stud legnth

[YZ125rider21]

well i getting arp wheel studs they have 2 diff ones one is 1.85 and the other legnth is a 2.85....i can tell ones longer by the number which would do you think i should get...like what is stock legnth?...

[CBURKE]

get the longer one's. i have the skunk2 wheel studs. they are a bitch to get in, and you are gonna have to get wheel lugs that will fit.

[honda_luvr_2000]

factory length is 47mm (1.85"). there really isn't any need to go longer, unless u'r gonna use a thicker hubbed wheel or wheel spacers. besides, if u have a longer stud, u'll have to use open ended lug nuts, and have fun finding lugs for aftermarket wheels w/ an open end. not saying they rn't out there, just not too common. also, w/ all that thread sticking out, u'r bound to get grit on them, and when u remove the lug nuts and put them on and repeat a number of times, u'r gonna end up damaging the threads. not to mention get bored as hell unthreading that extra inch of threads four times a wheel. soooooo, my advice would be to stick w/ the stock length and a closed end lug nut setup to save urself the headache.

[Kven]

Originally Posted by honda_luvr_2000

factory length is 47mm (1.85"). there really isn't any need to go longer, unless u'r gonna use a thicker hubbed wheel or wheel spacers. besides, if u have a longer stud, u'll have to use open ended lug nuts, and have fun finding lugs for aftermarket wheels w/ an open end. not saying they rn't out there, just not too common. also, w/ all that thread sticking out, u'r bound to get grit on them, and when u remove the lug nuts and put them on and repeat a number of times, u'r gonna end up damaging the threads. not to mention get bored as hell unthreading that extra inch of threads four times a wheel. soooooo, my advice would be to stick w/ the stock length and a closed end lug nut setup to save urself the headache.

you forgot to mention rust