lug nut size or wheel stud size/threadpitch
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lug nut size or wheel stud size/threadpitch
This seems like a stupid question to have to ask on here, but I can't seem to find the answer online and I searched so here it goes: What is the lug nut or wheel stud size/thread pitch for a 1999 jeep cherokee. I am looking to buy cheap spacers from ebay and am unsure of what size wheel studs I need them to include.
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how long is the lug stud?
i read newer rubicon jeeps had longer wheel studs to acomodate alloy wheels.
i have aftermarket wheels on my xj and lug nuts are barely grabbing any thread...
how long is the lug stud?
i read newer rubicon jeeps had longer wheel studs to acomodate alloy wheels.
i have aftermarket wheels on my xj and lug nuts are barely grabbing any thread...
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I see this listed a lot but they dont put what size socket you need to put them on and remove them.. As a total non-mechanic, turning wrenches is a new hobby since I purchased a Jeep and I have found that either 19mm or 3/4 inch sockets work to take these off, but I had a couple rusted ones and wanted to buy nice new shiny ones, and went to AutoZone and got a pack of 1/2"x20 that looked just like what I have, took them home, and the 19mm socket wont fit over them, they're just a dash too big. what gives?
I want to get some from quadratec, the Gorilla ones, but I have alloy rims so I think I need the 60 degree cone so it sits properly in the rim, but I'm confused on the whole bulge vs taper vs acorn thing. What size socket are these? http://www.quadratec.com/products/92806_100X_PG.htm
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I see this listed a lot but they dont put what size socket you need to put them on and remove them.. As a total non-mechanic, turning wrenches is a new hobby since I purchased a Jeep and I have found that either 19mm or 3/4 inch sockets work to take these off, but I had a couple rusted ones and wanted to buy nice new shiny ones, and went to AutoZone and got a pack of 1/2"x20 that looked just like what I have, took them home, and the 19mm socket wont fit over them, they're just a dash too big. what gives?
I want to get some from quadratec, the Gorilla ones, but I have alloy rims so I think I need the 60 degree cone so it sits properly in the rim, but I'm confused on the whole bulge vs taper vs acorn thing. What size socket are these? http://www.quadratec.com/products/92806_100X_PG.htm
Thanks for being patient with some of my questions, I'm sure they're probably very obvious to most of you.
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I want to get some from quadratec, the Gorilla ones, but I have alloy rims so I think I need the 60 degree cone so it sits properly in the rim, but I'm confused on the whole bulge vs taper vs acorn thing. What size socket are these? http://www.quadratec.com/products/92806_100X_PG.htm
Thanks for being patient with some of my questions, I'm sure they're probably very obvious to most of you.
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Taper is the 60*, bulge i'm guessing is where the nut meets the taper and acorn is the covering on the end of the nut (sealing the threads)
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looking at rockauto i'm seeing 1 5/8" for a 99 front
either way, if you're that short on threads where you're only grabbing a few of them i'd def be looking at replacing with longer ones
either way, if you're that short on threads where you're only grabbing a few of them i'd def be looking at replacing with longer ones
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This seems like a stupid question to have to ask on here, but I can't seem to find the answer online and I searched so here it goes: What is the lug nut or wheel stud size/thread pitch for a 1999 jeep cherokee. I am looking to buy cheap spacers from ebay and am unsure of what size wheel studs I need them to include.
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19mm is just a hair smaller than 3/4 (.05mm) but a 3/4 might work for you. Or they might just be some cheap overseas product where spec means nothing to them.
Taper is the 60*, bulge i'm guessing is where the nut meets the taper and acorn is the covering on the end of the nut (sealing the threads)
Taper is the 60*, bulge i'm guessing is where the nut meets the taper and acorn is the covering on the end of the nut (sealing the threads)
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Super crazy late but newbie here🤷🏼♀️. I have super duty wheels on my XJ with an adapter and it’s barely holding any thread. I went wheeling and on the way home my lug nuts backed themselves out and my wheel came off. Did you ever fix or find a solution for the lug nuts being so short ?
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The solution would be longer studs or a better quality adapter. Also make sure you're using the correct lug nuts for the wheel. Some wheels need flat, mag style lugs with a higher torque instead of the conical style that Jeep uses.
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