[mike gerlach]

Does anyone know if these can be made to work with 5/8 drive studs. Web site said Designed for Conical lug nuts

Drilled out?

 

[haberkorn]

I had mine on 5/8ths studs for quite sometime.

 

[MeanMike]

What size? My 15's are already set up for 5/8" studs. I have 18's at home also that I can measure.

 

[93LS-LX]

Have them on my mustang with 5/8 studs. You will have to find somebody with a lathe to hold the hex part of nut and turn down the flange to fit inside the counterbore of the wheel center. You may need aluminum spacers depending on the length of thread on your studs. As far as doing anything to the wheel center, it's not needed. The counterbores have a flat surface.

Now for the fronts, that's another story. Just buy weld's lug nuts.. They center in the counterbore and come with washers.

 

[haberkorn]

I had to do the same and turn down the od of my lug's to fit inside the openings in the wheel on the rear.

 

[mike gerlach]

15x15 wheel...

Would be nice if I didn't have to touch the wheel..

Great info ..

 

[MeanMike]

I had no issue on 15 x 10 RTS wheels with a moser 5/8"-18 x 2" drive stud kit.

 

[haberkorn]

Mine are 15x14's and I had to. Must have to do with out concave the spoke gets on that wide of a wheel, if you didn't on a 10" wide.

 

[buschmec]

From what I understand weld will modify them for a 5/8" stud when ordered. Give them a call