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318 studs
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Posted: 09/09/09
03:40 PM
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I've got a 74 318 and I'm missing the stud on right side of the car, does anyone know where I could get ahold of these? I've looked through local wrecking yards to know avail.
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Posted: 09/09/09
08:40 PM
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which stud..?????? front wheel stud??? disc or drum front brakes, rear wheel stud... which model....
and which autoparts store do you live near.. Napa... AZ, advance, Oreilly's
right hand threads or left hand threads...
or are you talking about the exhaust studs that hold the exhaust manifold to the head?????
or some other stud...
Dorman / Wheel Stud
Part Number:
610-103.1
Application: With front disc brakes
Rear stud
Thread: 1/2-20
Knurl Diameter: .673 inch
Length: 1-19/32 inch
Shoulder Length: 9/16 inch
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Dorman / Wheel Stud
Part Number:
610-186.1
Application: With front drum brakes
Rear
Thread: 7/16-20
Knurl Diameter: .472 inch
Length: 1-1/2 inch
Shoulder Length: 11/32 inch
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Dorman / Wheel Stud
Part Number: 610-169.1
Application: With motor-wheel rotor
Front
Type: Serrated Stud
Thread: 1/2-20
Knurl Diameter: .620 inch
Length: 1-5/8 inch
Shoulder Length: 11/16 inch
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Dorman / Wheel Stud
Part Number: 610-234.1
Application: Front
With Kelsey-Hayes rotor
Type: Serrated Stud
Thread: 1/2-20
Knurl Diameter: .621 inch
Length: 1-5/8 inch
Shoulder Length: 17/32 inch
what you need to know... the XXX-XXX-1 is a individual bagged product found behind the counter in drawers..
take the -1 number off.. and you get a part number for boxed dorman products...
the motormite parts that hang on the hook have a different numbering system.. even though they are from the same company..
i hope this helps.... there are almost always part numbers forged into the back of the studs... those can sometimes be used to match up..
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Posted: 09/13/09
03:55 PM
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sorry the exhaust stud on the passenger side rear of the engine, I've got performance headers on it now but I need the stud
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Posted: 09/14/09
03:24 PM
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Nothing special. Should be a hardware store item. It is a 5/16-18 thread in the head. I think you'll need something around 1 1/4" long to work with headers.
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