Skulte adapter wheel stud
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Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
If it is a Dorman stud, more then likely it will have the part number on the back side of the stud. Like 409 for example, so it would be dorman part #409.
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Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
I did a search for 408 which is what is on the back, but nothing came up. I tried 610-408 from autozone and that didn't fit right, it was way to loose. Any other suggestions?
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Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
Use a micrometer and go to the specifications page of the Dorman catalog. It shouldn't be that hard to find one.
Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
Well I had a machine shop press one of the other ones out, they measured it and couldn't find any like it, they said it must be a custom stud. The search continues...
Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
I swear the must be one of the worst companies! They don't answer there phone nor respond to e-mails! How am I supposed to get parts for these things! Anyone have any other ideas?
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Re: Skulte adapter wheel stud
From www.skulte.com websight
Maybe he's on vacation or something. When I was dealing with him, I got very quick responses.
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