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Old May 15, 2008 | 03:02 PM
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Quick question, I am taking a road trip to New York and I will be switching to the stock OEM 16 wheels what is the correct lug bolt size for these wheels? MY 20's take a much shorter bolt that dont work. Please advise thanks.
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Old May 15, 2008 | 03:18 PM
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Ebay has two specific sizes 12X1.5 or 14X1.5 but there is a **** ton of different shank lengths.???????
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Old May 15, 2008 | 03:33 PM
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Old May 15, 2008 | 04:26 PM
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Why?

I was born and raised in East Meadow New York....your roads suck ***...lol too many giant pot holes I dont want to ruin my wheels plus why put the miles on $1,600 worth of tires?
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Originally Posted by jfendis430
Quick question, I am taking a road trip to New York and I will be switching to the stock OEM 16 wheels what is the correct lug bolt size for these wheels? MY 20's take a much shorter bolt that dont work. Please advise thanks.
I'm sorry I'm not at home otherwise i would measure them for you. When are you leaving? I do know that they are 14mm and the shanks are long as hell..LOL

I keep a set in my trunk because they are the only lugs that work for my spare which is factory. ( good advice for folks who have A/M wheels ).

The (free) streets in the entire N/E aren't great, but unless you plan on 4 wheeling on a lot of side roads, the main roads are pretty wheel friendly. It has been a few months since the last big snow so most of the holes have been filled with asphalt by now.
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Old May 15, 2008 | 07:33 PM
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I'm sorry I'm not at home otherwise i would measure them for you. When are you leaving? I do know that they are 14mm and the shanks are long as hell..LOL

I keep a set in my trunk because they are the only lugs that work for my spare which is factory. ( good advice for folks who have A/M wheels ).

The (free) streets in the entire N/E aren't great, but unless you plan on 4 wheeling on a lot of side roads, the main roads are pretty wheel friendly. It has been a few months since the last big snow so most of the holes have been filled with asphalt by now.

I am the godfather to my niece so I have to be there. I will be in NY on June 20th for a few days. Yeah I know most of the roads are ok but on big dips they rub a liitle bit and I just put tires all the way around which set me back around $1,600 plus I will have a full car and see no need to wearing out the tires on a 2k mile total trip. the OEM tires are brand new and personally it is a much smoother ride than the 20's. I just hit me today that the oem lugs are know where to be found. so i need to order a set pretty soon to be ready for the trip. i decided to drive since on the way back i have a business meeting in PA so I thought why not knockout two birds with one stone.
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Old May 15, 2008 | 10:24 PM
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where you making ur trip from, to bad we couldnt do a mini meet
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Originally Posted by jfendis430
I am the godfather to my niece so I have to be there. I will be in NY on June 20th for a few days. Yeah I know most of the roads are ok but on big dips they rub a liitle bit and I just put tires all the way around which set me back around $1,600 plus I will have a full car and see no need to wearing out the tires on a 2k mile total trip. the OEM tires are brand new and personally it is a much smoother ride than the 20's. I just hit me today that the oem lugs are know where to be found. so i need to order a set pretty soon to be ready for the trip. i decided to drive since on the way back i have a business meeting in PA so I thought why not knockout two birds with one stone.
Cool,, I'll chime in this weekend with all of the specs you need. I think they best route my be the dealer for OEM lugs because they are such a weird item and most after market places only carry lugs for aftermarket wheels.
Check in this weekend lie sat. night i should have something if you haven;t found what you need by then.
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Cool,, I'll chime in this weekend with all of the specs you need. I think they best route my be the dealer for OEM lugs because they are such a weird item and most after market places only carry lugs for aftermarket wheels.
Check in this weekend lie sat. night i should have something if you haven;t found what you need by then.

Thanks my06clk i will log back on for any updates...
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where you making ur trip from, to bad we couldnt do a mini meet

I'm coming from Saint Louis MO. and will be there for about a week. we could do a mini meet and get all the NY boys together.
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Ive narrowed them down to I know they are 14x1.5 just need shank length.
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Old May 16, 2008 | 12:31 PM
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Quick question, I am taking a road trip to New York and I will be switching to the stock OEM 16 wheels what is the correct lug bolt size for these wheels? MY 20's take a much shorter bolt that dont work. Please advise thanks.
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Thanks for the info. Here is the OEM lugnut size 14mm X 1.5 with a 45mm Shank just bought the entire set of 20 for $20.00 on Ebay plus $9 shipping costs $29 not a bad deal when the dealer was wanting $7 bucks each...they are a bunch of con artists.

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Old May 17, 2008 | 01:46 PM
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Actually

45mm is longer than a 1.5" by about .2inch. a 1.50 in shank would be a 38mm.

I an on my way back home now so I will give you a good measurement.

The overall length is important, but you need to make sure you have enought threads on the shank.

I'l check back ater.
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Old May 17, 2008 | 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by my06clk
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45mm is longer than a 1.5" by about .2inch. a 1.50 in shank would be a 38mm.

I an on my way back home now so I will give you a good measurement.

The overall length is important, but you need to make sure you have enought threads on the shank.

I'l check back ater.
You might be confusing the 1.5 mm thread pitch with 1.5" shank.

A buck a piece is pretty cheap. I'd think twice about using bolts of unknown quality on my wheels. Those RAD dacromet-plated lug bolts in the earlier link are OEM quality.
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Old May 17, 2008 | 11:40 PM
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You might be confusing the 1.5 mm thread pitch with 1.5" shank.

A buck a piece is pretty cheap. I'd think twice about using bolts of unknown quality on my wheels. Those RAD dacromet-plated lug bolts in the earlier link are OEM quality.
Oh yeah that's right he was talking about the thread pitch...

ANyway.

Jfendis430, I measured my factory bolts an they are 45mm shank length 20mm of which are threads at 1.50 pitch. They are also ball seat type.
I think you will be okay with the bolts you found on Ebay.
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Oh yeah that's right he was talking about the thread pitch...

ANyway.

Jfendis430, I measured my factory bolts an they are 45mm shank length 20mm of which are threads at 1.50 pitch. They are also ball seat type.
I think you will be okay with the bolts you found on Ebay.

Thanks for the measurement I will keep you posted once they arrive and fit.
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They came in today they look of good quality. I will take some pics so you guys can see, cant beat the entire set for $20.00
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Good deal... Post the Sellers link so that other folks can get them also.. There are always people looking for OEm Lugs...
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Good deal... Post the Sellers link so that other folks can get them also.. There are always people looking for OEm Lugs...
here was the ebay link to my auction:

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ill be looking for you in NYC.

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