P1000 Wheel Spacers

[amc019]

I am in need of 2 1" wheels spacers for the rear of my rig after I mount the Arched rear A-arms while running stock wheels, I know the bolt pattern is 4x137 and 12mm lugs, but what is the thread count on the lugs? Just want to make sure I order everything I need so I wont be stranded once the A-arms come in.

Thanks guys.

 

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[joeymt33]

I am in need of 2 1" wheels spacers for the rear of my rig after I mount the Arched rear A-arms while running stock wheels, I know the bolt pattern is 4x137 and 12mm lugs, but what is the thread count on the lugs? Just want to make sure I order everything I need so I wont be stranded once the A-arms come in.

Thanks guys.

The stock thread count is 1.5. I could not find spacers with those specifications.

I bought spacers for a Kawasaki teryx. They are 4x137 and 12mm studs with 1.25 thread pitch. I got new lugs with 60° taper for the new wheels which are also 1.25 pitch. I am still looking for some Lugnuts with a ball seat and 12 mm x 1.25 to fit the stock wheel.

The other option is to change out the studs on the spacer, I have not looked into that yet.

 

[amc019]

Will flat or tapered lug nuts not work with the factory wheels at all? I dont see any options for a "ball seat" lug nut

 

[joeymt33]

At some point I'm going to check into changing out the studs and see if that is a possibility. In the meantime, I will continue to search for the right type of Lugnuts

They need to be "ball seat" lug nuts. If you try using a different style lug nut, you run a high-risk of them coming loose.

 

[amc019]

At some point I'm going to check into changing out the studs and see if that is a possibility. In the meantime, I will continue to search for the right type of Lugnuts

They need to be "ball seat" lug nuts. If you try using a different style lug nut, you run a high-risk of them coming loose.

Interesting, after pulling the one of the stock ones off, they seem like just a normal taper design. I am sure you could get different studs pressed in, but that seems like a lot of hassle.

 

[joeymt33]

I found these Lugnuts at Summit racing. They are the right diameter and the right seat but the thread pitch is wrong.

 

[joeymt33]

I am not sure if I would want to use these adapters or not. But I found this interesting.

 

[amc019]

I am not sure if I would want to use these adapters or not. But I found this interesting.

These might be a viable option, not much different than a washer I guess. Would be better than just running normal 60 degree nuts alone

 

[joeymt33]

Here is another interesting picture that I found while searching Google.

 

[JACKAL]

At some point I'm going to check into changing out the studs and see if that is a possibility. In the meantime, I will continue to search for the right type of Lugnuts

They need to be "ball seat" lug nuts. If you try using a different style lug nut, you run a high-risk of them coming loose.

You mean Radius instead of Taper type of nut base, that's how several of the aftermarket companies name the two different types.

 

[joeymt33]

You mean Radius instead of Taper type of nut base, that's how several of the aftermarket companies name the two different types.

I am just going off of that information found on Summit racing website. I am sure that there are different types of terminology used to explain the same thing. That is why I have made an attempt to attach pictures to actually show the difference of the two different styles as to not confuse anyone. Especially with this being a safety issue.

 

[JACKAL]

I am just going off of that information found on Summit racing website. I am sure that there are different types of terminology used to explain the same thing. That is why I have made an attempt to attach pictures to actually show the difference of the two different styles as to not confuse anyone. Especially with this being a safety issue.

I would think no matter the thread pitch of the bolts on the spacers you can simply order the appropriate nuts to fit. the 12MM lug nuts are offered in all 4 styles both radius and taper with either 1.25 or 1.5 mm pitch threads. just put the correct thread pitch / seat nut on the correct studs, problem solved.

Here is every size/thread in TAPER : ITP Tapered Chrome Lug Nut | ATV | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

Here is every size / thread in Ball seat:

12mm x 1.25: Gorilla 91128 Chrome Lug Nuts Acorn Bulge Seat 13/16" Hex Head 12mm x 1.25 Thread

12mm x 1.50: Gorilla 38038 Chrome Lug Nuts Ball/Radius Seat, Open End 3/4" Hex Head 12mm x 1.50 Thread

 

[JACKAL]

Here is matched sets of both thread pitches too:
http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-21133HT-Diameter-Chrome/dp/B001O0CC1U/?tag=sxsweb24-20

 

[joeymt33]

Here is matched sets of both thread pitches too:
http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-21133HT-Diameter-Chrome/dp/B001O0CC1U/?tag=sxsweb24-20

Thank you for finding those. I have not devoted enough time to search for them. You just made that a lot easier for me. Now I may not need to look into changing out the studs in the spacer

 

[amc019]

Just ordered mine, but they do not have any radius/ball seat lug nuts for the 12mm-1.25 lug size, which is what I need to attach the wheel the spacers I ordered. I got acorn-seat for both, and a set of washers for the wheels.

The links you posted Jackal are backwards, you need the ball/radius lug nuts for 12mmx1.25 studs on the spacers, and normal acorn style nuts to hold the spacer to the factory 12mm-1.5 lugs.

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[Fullthrottle]

These guys built me some wheel adapter so I could convert my shortbox f350 into a dually and then add American force 10 stud wheel adapters. I bet they can make anything a guy needs.
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10 Greg Street [HASHTAG]#112[/HASHTAG]
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Phone: (775) 351-1000
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[CashMoney]

These guys built me some wheel adapter so I could convert my shortbox f350 into a dually and then add American force 10 stud wheel adapters. I bet they can make anything a guy needs.
Motorsport Technology
10 Greg Street [HASHTAG]#112[/HASHTAG]
Sparks NV 89431
Phone: (775) 351-1000
Email: [email protected]
Fax: (775) 351-1600
Web: Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings, and much more! | Motorsport Tech

They're local guys to me, I had them build me some custom wheel adapters for my jeep and they make quality parts. I know they are pretty busy a lot of the time and not always the best at answering the phone but I know their work is top notch.

 

[joeymt33]

I would think no matter the thread pitch of the bolts on the spacers you can simply order the appropriate nuts to fit. the 12MM lug nuts are offered in all 4 styles both radius and taper with either 1.25 or 1.5 mm pitch threads. just put the correct thread pitch / seat nut on the correct studs, problem solved.

Here is every size/thread in TAPER : ITP Tapered Chrome Lug Nut | ATV | Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

Here is every size / thread in Ball seat:

12mm x 1.25: Gorilla 91128 Chrome Lug Nuts Acorn Bulge Seat 13/16" Hex Head 12mm x 1.25 Thread

12mm x 1.50: Gorilla 38038 Chrome Lug Nuts Ball/Radius Seat, Open End 3/4" Hex Head 12mm x 1.50 Thread

I need a hand locating these ball seat lug nuts in 12mm 1.25 pitch.

I followed the link but haven't found them.

Thanks

 

[TOOLOUD]

I'm looking too but haven't found any as of yet.

 

[joeymt33]

I just ordered the adapter washers for now.

I'll start looking at replacing the studs in the spacer soon. That should be to do if I can find the proper size.