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Old Jul 7, 2016 | 06:42 PM
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Trying to finish up a disc swap on my 99 xj. Using new 99 lug studs from a d30 front and cannot get them to come all the way through?

In the pics you can see I am using washer, big nut, washer, nut. I am afraid of damaging the new studs and having to start over again with new lug studs.

As you can see it us tearing up the washers to the point I almost have to pry them off.

Wondering if I need to go ahead and buy the real tool from Amazon for $20?






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Old Jul 7, 2016 | 06:45 PM
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Dana 30 studs are different taper from the rear I believe. Studs from a ZJ rear will work and are a bit longer.
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Old Jul 7, 2016 | 07:06 PM
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Whole lot easier with the axle out........you had it out.
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Old Jul 7, 2016 | 07:21 PM
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Whole lot easier with the axle out........you had it out.
How with the Axl out, haven't put dif cover back on yet?
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I used a press but you can also use a BFH or an air hammer with a blunt bit.
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Originally Posted by JPXJMOAB
Dana 30 studs are different taper from the rear I believe. Studs from a ZJ rear will work and are a bit longer.
I have a feeling you have the wrong studs. They should pull in the way you're doing it. Look at the RockAuto site. Different size knurls.


DORMAN 610364 {Click Info Button for Alternate/OEM Part Numbers} 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .618 In. Knurl; 1-15/32 In. Length Info Rear


DORMAN 610109 {Click Info Button for Alternate/OEM Part Numbers} 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .625 In. Knurl; 1-5/8 In. Length Info One of our most popular parts Front

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Well that sucks. Guess I will have to start looking for different suds tomorrow.

Wonder if I damaged my axles with these?

Thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by jhc7399
Well that sucks. Guess I will have to start looking for different suds tomorrow.

Wonder if I damaged my axles with these?

Thanks for the info.
I doubt it damaged the axles. The studs are softer than the axle. Just use ZJ rear studs. That's what I'm running.
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So this is what Rock Auto is showing me?

99 XJ rear - 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .618 In. Knurl; 1-15/32 In. Length

98 Grand - 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .621 In. Knurl; 1-5/8 In. Length

Still not the knurl I need?
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Old Jul 8, 2016 | 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by jhc7399
So this is what Rock Auto is showing me?

99 XJ rear - 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .618 In. Knurl; 1-15/32 In. Length

98 Grand - 1/2-20 Serrated Wheel Stud; .621 In. Knurl; 1-5/8 In. Length

Still not the knurl I need?
If you would actually use google, a lot of guys run ZJ studs, it's what 99% of guys use when swapping to disk brakes.
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I have the part number in my thread that works perfect. Pulled mine axle installed, with tool.

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I have the part number in my thread that works perfect. Pulled mine axle installed, with tool.
Which thread?

I am looking at dorman # 610-379.
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Old Jul 8, 2016 | 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jhc7399
Which thread? I am looking at dorman # 610-379.
my disc brake thread probably my build too. I'll check.
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I got 610-290 they worked great for me.
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This post could not have been timed better. I just ordered my set of lug but studs this morning. Unfortunately it looks like I ordered the wrong ones. I also got the Dana 30 studs.
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