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you might want to double check the front studs, mine has Wilwood hubs and the threads are 1/2-24, my rear studs are the metric size you stated. Maybe there is a dual threaded stud for these hubs but Brian left them as from Wilwood.

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Wildwood doesn't make a 5x100 pattern hub. We have to remachine for 5x100. You can double check the thread on your car by trying the rear lug on the front. All my cars have had the metric threads. It's entirely possible that they are different depending on who machined the hubs.

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you might want to double check the front studs, mine has Wilwood hubs and the threads are 1/2-24, my rear studs are the metric size you stated. Maybe there is a dual threaded stud for these hubs but Brian left them as from Wilwood.

 

So I took off a lug from the front and the back and the back lug nut is definitely smaller than the front. I am quite sure I have 5x100 still for both hubs and now just need to get two sets of 10 lug nuts... many thanks :hurray:

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So I took off a lug from the front and the back and the back lug nut is definitely smaller than the front. I am quite sure I have 5x100 still for both hubs and now just need to get two sets of 10 lug nuts... many thanks :hurray:

 

GunshipDriver,

 

You're not alone. My Stalker runs 12x1.5mm in the rear and 1/2"x20 up front; both on 4.75 bolt pattern. :jester:

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What is the easiest and most inexpensive way to verify the sizes of my wheels studs? Currently I am debating buying single lug nuts from Autozone or some nuts from Home Depot or taking the nuts to Home Depot and verifying what size bolt fits the threads.... guess I'll be doing this and reporting back...

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Home depot will not carry the thread pitchs you need. Auto parts stores carry lugs and they are not found in most hardware stores, unless u go to a fastenal.

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What is the easiest and most inexpensive way to verify the sizes of my wheels studs? Currently I am debating buying single lug nuts from Autozone or some nuts from Home Depot or taking the nuts to Home Depot and verifying what size bolt fits the threads.... guess I'll be doing this and reporting back...

 

Go get yourself a thread pitch gauge and a bolt diameter gauge (see photos below), measure pitch and diameter and then check out these guys for lug nuts at:

 

http://www.ezaccessory.com/

 

 

:seeya:

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Really cheap SEA and Metric thread pitch gauges available in auto stores or on line. Usually come in tap and die sets also and best way to check all sorts of different bolts down the line. With the mix of SEA and Metrics used on most 7's it's a god investment.

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Really cheap SEA and Metric thread pitch gauges available in auto stores or on line. Usually come in tap and die sets also and best way to check all sorts of different bolts down the line. With the mix of SEA and Metrics used on most 7's it's a god investment.

 

I am beginning to learn this now... I will look to pick up a set ASAP... I can't stop but want to tinker with my WCM... bought a new steering wheel a few days back and the right adapter yesterday... hopefully they both arrive in the mail this next week.

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Go get yourself a thread pitch gauge and a bolt diameter gauge (see photos below), measure pitch and diameter and then check out these guys for lug nuts at:

 

http://www.ezaccessory.com/

 

 

:seeya:

 

Thanks! I somehow stumbled upon the exact same website and ordered 12 @ 1/2-20 and 12 @ M12x1.25 of their open ended alloy 35mm lug nuts.

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Do the different Subaru differentials; 4.11, 4.44, 3.90 have different axles/bolt patterns (STI vs WSX etc..)?

 

 

 

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I Don't know but my 4.11 is sitting on the garage floor if you need measurements.

 

p.

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Its either a 5x100 wrx or a 2005 and up stis are 5x114. I think the newer wrx have a 5x114 bolt pattern. Wrx usually have a r160 differential and sti the r180 diff.

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