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Old 06-18-2014, 01:02 PM
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Default 997TT Wheel Stud Conversion Kit

RacingBrake offers wheel stud conversion kits for many Porsche applications including the 997TT.
Our conversion kits eliminates the use for lug bolts so you can easily remove your wheels for a quick and easy job.



http://www.racingbrake.com/RB-Wheel-...c-p/por-80.htm

RB wheel studs are made of alloy steel, heat treated, and certified to SAE 10.9 class.
They feature an 8mm hex head for easy installation and replacement.
wheel nuts are made of alloy steel,
with chrome plating for an attractive and lasting finish.

Thread Spec: M14x1.5
Length: 80mm (3.15")
Proof Load: 830 MPa (120,000 psi)
Tensile Strength: 1,040 MPa (151,000 psi)

Installation: Torque studs to 40-50 ft-lbs.

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Intriguing solution. I bet I'm not the only one who hates friggen lug bolts! If I ever tracked a car with bolts I would do a stud conversion in a heartbeat.
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I did the stud conversion on my e92 m3, I loved it!
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Originally Posted by kchu221
I did the stud conversion on my e92 m3, I loved it!
Did you get our studs or from a different supplier?
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
Did you get our studs or from a different supplier?
it was from a different supplier but I was wondering why people aren't doing this to their Porsche...
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Wheel stud conversion kits will ship in around 6-8 weeks with ball seat nuts.
pre-orders are welcome.
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i dont like the way this is done. traditional studs have a flare at the bottom of them that are designed to expand upon torquing while also using the hub as the washer. The wheel and the bolt on a pcar acts as the big washer that holds the bolt into the hub. with this here you simply are using a stud. There aren't any washers holding the stud onto the hubs or flare fitting/hub washer.

i wouldn't want to try this with an r compound tire. the amount of heat generated and stress IMHO isn't worth the risk. get a wheel stud tire change if you are worried about changing tires.

I replaced stock studs on an exhaust manifold once and had the studs back out. I had to go back and lay down crush washers and lock bolts. The heat and vibration caused the studs to back out.....
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Ball Seat Nuts - Wheel Stud Conversion Kits are now available!
Orders will ship out around 5-6 weeks!

Click here to order!
M14x1.5 Porsche Conversion Studs



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Curious if anyone has installed these and has feedback on them
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Those are the same studs we made for EVO 8/9/10 and earlier SRT4 (Neon) which are known to track heavily and broke OE studs.

M12x1.5 is a popular conversion for BMW, while M14x1.5 is for Mercedes and Porsche.

We have sold quite a few kits to Porsche owners. All brake related components are designed and developed for track use.
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If you are a track racers or frequently perform your brake maintenance job, you will find this conversion can save you a lot of hassle and frustration.

A true time saver.



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