Get some gun drilled titanium studs!
thanks for the help Ron!!
Jake Gulick
CarriageHouse Motorsports
for sale: 2003 Audi A4 Quattro, clean, serviced, dark green, auto, sunroof, tan leather with 75K miles.
IT-7 #57 RX-7 race car
Porsche 1973 911E street/fun car
BMW 2003 M3 cab, sun car.
GMC Sierra Tow Vehicle
New England Region
lateapex911(at)gmail(dot)com
Try looking at Vorshlag's studs for a BMW. www.vorshlag.com is the website. We use the extended length units and have been very satisfied in our POS-7.
Go to Bildon Motorsports - www.bildon.com - a site sponsor.
I have purchased both their 80mm chrome racing studs and their 75mm Hardened racing studs. I bought the chrome studs in 2007 and they work fine. The material is a little soft and I didn't like the way the my hex keys fit the hex in the end of the stud. Because I wanted to add spares to my racing inventory, this year I bought the hardened studs. They seem to be significantly better made. Very easy to install - great tool fitment - and have a handy tappered end for speedy pit stops. At $4.25 each they are a little pricy but I think that the hardened studs will have a longer life. Plus the hardened studs are longer and have more useable threads than the 80mm chrome studs.
Great service and prompt shipping too.
Last edited by mustanghammer; 05-07-2009 at 01:13 AM.
Scott Peterson
KC Region
83 RX7
STU #17
Cool! And calling them a site sponsor is a bit of an understatement! I'll call Bill tomorrow. Haven't talked to him in a long while. Thanks to all!
Jake Gulick
CarriageHouse Motorsports
for sale: 2003 Audi A4 Quattro, clean, serviced, dark green, auto, sunroof, tan leather with 75K miles.
IT-7 #57 RX-7 race car
Porsche 1973 911E street/fun car
BMW 2003 M3 cab, sun car.
GMC Sierra Tow Vehicle
New England Region
lateapex911(at)gmail(dot)com
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