All-Pro spacers help

[nines]

Howdy y'all on the list! :hello:

My first question for the group. I have an 01 SR5 that has a 2.5 inch lift and a set of 285/75/R16 BFG AT KOs. To give it a wider more aggressive look I added a set of All-Pro 1.5 inch spacers. During rotation I torqued one of the spacer studs right off. :eek2: I know, real smooth, but all I can figure is possible defect because all of the rest went fine. Any way, I called All-Pro and they want me to ship another good stud to them so that they can match it up and send me something back. Does any one know what application I can use to get a replacement stud? Unless I can give a vehicle the auto parts stores won't know where to start. I do know that the knurl size on the stud is 14.00 mm. The shank length from the bottom of the cap to where the threads start is 18.60 mm, and the thread length is 37 mm.

Any info that any one can send me would be greatly appreciated.

 

[fourwd1]

I'd remove a good stud from the spacer and take it to a local parts store (an independant mom & pop type, not a chain like Auto Zone). The small shops usually have the knowledge the chian store clerks don't have, and will go the extra distance to help. Or send it to AP like they said.

 

[nines]

Thanks but I have hit every parts store around home and work to include the big names and the mom and pops. More research has found that All-Pro gets the spacers from somewhere over seas with the studs already pressed in. It would appear that I am the only one who has ever broke a stud.

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.

 

[fourwd1]

Thanks but I have hit every parts store around home and work to include the big names and the mom and pops. More research has found that All-Pro gets the spacers from somewhere over seas with the studs already pressed in. It would appear that I am the only one who has ever broke a stud.

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.

But have you taken them a good one to match up ???

 

[nines]

Yes sir, I brought in one of the good studs. In the places that had knowledgeable people we used the good wheel stud against their inventory and also through out the Dorman wheel stud book. No dice. I am going to order a replacement spacer from All Pro. I should have known when I started this search that it wasn't going to work when I stumped the man I bought them from.

Thanks again for your ideas.