See my earlier post regarding McKenzie's performance. On their web site (
http://www.mckenzies.com ). Click on McKenzie's products. From there, select
page 11 and scroll down to the bottom until you find the 14mm wheel studs
(very bottom of page). It shows what lengths are available. Unfortunately,
no prices are listed. However, the studs are 10.9 grade, which is very good
(don't settle for less).

Once again, their phone number is: 1-888-426-7491

As stated before, I still have no affiliation with McKenzie's other than
being a multi-time satisfied customer.

Cheers,
Bruce

>From: "Warner, Jeff (DSIO)" <Jeff.Warner@DLA.MIL>
>Reply-To: "Warner, Jeff (DSIO)" <Jeff.Warner@DLA.MIL>
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Subject: Longer Wheel Studs
>Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 11:47:51 -0400
>
>Volks,
>
>Looks like I'm going to install the big brake kit on my '86 Westy.  I've
>picked up a set of vintage 6.5X16" ET30 MB BBS rims that fit nicely and
>look sweet.  Anyway, they've got a thick mounting surface which will
>require longer studs.  I've got only about 1/4" of purchase on the stock
>rear studs.  I know the big brake kit comes with new hubs with studs but
>I'm guessing they're not long enough.  Two questions:  What's the best
>source (easiest, quickest) for longer studs?  Can I replace the rear studs
>without pulling the hub assembly?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jeff Warner
>Galloway, OH
>'86 Wolfy Westy "Barry"
>'87 GL Weekender "Van Band"

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