Hot Rods Studs for Buick Drums

I'm having my Buick drums mounted on early Ford hubs. Does anyone have a part number for wheel studs for this application? My machinist told me the splined area needs to be 5/8" long to protrude through the drum and the Ford hub. Thanks for the help.

Art

 

take a look at Dorman # 610-132 or 610-120

 

Thanks 36!

 

Well it doesn't seems 610-132 or 610 120 will work. Knurl length too short. My machinist says I need 5/8" knurl length to catch the drum and hub. I'm using 42'-48" hubs which put the Buick drums on the back side of the hub. These drums will go on my gasser 34' Ford so I was hoping to find studs a little longer than usual, which complicates things. Been on the ARP website and didn't find anything there. Anyone else have a suggestion? Thanks again.

art

 

I suggest you contact "Andy" here via P.M. or Conversation I guess it is called now. He seems very knowledgable about the exact parts you are working with. Please report back as I would like to know myself.

 

I've seen grade 8 bolts used before. Haven't done it myself though.

 

Thanks 29AVEE8. I know Andy but I FOUND IT! I FOUND IT! Aug. 92' Rod & Custom page 116 good article on installing the Buick drums. And it gives the part number for new studs...Dorman 610-039. Knurl dia. .625", shoulder length .719" Thd. 1/2" 20, under head length 1.625. When you're up to your neck in old magazines sometimes it takes a while to find things. Thanks again!

 

i'm curious......the hole diameter of the 46-48 hubs is 5/8" , how will a knurl diameter of .625 press into them?

 

You just drill new holes.

 

Used some 610-348 studs in the past, these have a knurl diameter of .658 and fit the original Ford stud holes. These have a longer shank; but we put a AN type washer on the studs before pressing them in.
If you are going thru the trouble of drilling new holes, just tap the holes and use GR 8
bolts for studs.