Product Summary

Universal Fit, 3.000" Overall Length, Steel, Black

  • Deigned to exceed sanctioning bodies requirements on the use of extra long wheel studs with thick-hub racing wheels
  • They are constructed from SAE 8740 Steel to withstand sheet loads of 190,000 psi
  • It fits most late model Ford front and rear disc brake, 2005-Up Mustang rear and Chrysler front
  • Will fit standard hole sizes ranging from .606" to .613"
  • Studs have a 1/2"-20 Fine thread pitch
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #46180
BrandMoroso
Thread Pitch1/2"-20
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Moroso 46180 Details

This wheel stud manufactured from Moroso is made of a high strength steel. Its press-in design makes it stronger than stock. These wheel studs are sold in sets of 5.

  • Exceeds santioning bodies requirements on the use of extra long wheel studs with thick-hub racing wheels
  • Constructed from SAE 8740 Steel to withstand sheet loads of 190,000 psi (which exceeds Grade 8 specifications)
  • Fits: Most late model Ford front and rear disc brake, 2005-Up Mustang rear and Chrysler front
  • 1/2"-20 Fine thread
  • 5 per package
  • Made in the USA!
  • 0.625" knurl dia. for recommended standard hole size 0.609" to 0.619"

Recommended Press Fit for press-in wheel stud 

  • Steel Hub          0.006"-0.016"
  • Aluminum Hub   0.010"-0.016"

Tech Tip:  If nearest standard drill bit is too small, you will need to use an appropriately sized reamer to enlarge the drilled hole until it is within the tolerance for the desired press fit.

Note: All stud lengths are measured from the base of the knurl to the end of the stud.

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Moroso 46180 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #46180
BrandMoroso
Thread Pitch1/2"-20
GENERAL
Overall Length3.000"
Knurl Diameter0.625"
Knurl Length0.400"
Thread Length2.150"
Head Diameter0.874"
Material TypeSteel
FinishBlack Oxide
Sold in QuantitySet
NotesKNURL DRILL 19/32 (.593)
GTIN Code084663461804
ColorBlack

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

11 Reviews

Overall Assessment

The product, identified as Moroso 46180 lugs, has been highly recommended by customers for its confirmed quality and practicality. Users highlighted how effectively it fits different wheels, speaking to its versatility. The correct spline for factory drum brake hubs also proved beneficial for customers. Its material quality has been commented upon as reliable and sturdy, ensuring its longevity. There have been positive recommendations due to its simple installation, indicating good usability. However, make sure to check the spline compatibility. Overall, customers are satisfied and would repeatedly purchase this product over competitors.

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

The right part for my '67 B-body Plymouth's front drums

The front drums are swaged to the hub on this era Mopar via the lugs which cannot be pressed out without first cutting the swaged sections. Those on the driver's side are originally left hand thread. Given the possibility the car may wind up with Weld front wheels requiring lugs/studs at least 2" long I bought two sets of these Moroso 46180 lugs(studs). Spline is correct for the factory drum brake hubs, seated right in with hydraulic press and probably could have been hammered in easily. Have used Moroso 3" studs for the rear axle for years, car is now ready for any wheel choice.

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

These are great if they are the right splines.

Although every number in the title checks out, these have 30 splines where my 1956 f-100 had 40 splines. I filed them down to til the jammed in there and it'll work for now but I'm not sure these will be a permanent fix.

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Fit Perfectly in F150 Rotors

5.0

2 years ago

Tom

Chicago

Verified

I used these in a pair of 2WD F150 rotors (79-93). I used my press to press them in. They went in well and are the perfect length.

Would Recommend

Good product

5.0

2 years ago

Fordnatik

Texas

Verified

Speedway is a good source to purchase name brand product from well known name brand suppliers.

Would Recommend

The right part for my '67 B-body Plymouth's front drums

5.0

4 years ago

Belvedere

Nebraska

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The front drums are swaged to the hub on this era Mopar via the lugs which cannot be pressed out without first cutting the swaged sections. Those on the driver's side are originally left hand thread. Given the possibility the car may wind up with Weld front wheels requiring lugs/studs at least 2" long I bought two sets of these Moroso 46180 lugs(studs). Spline is correct for the factory drum brake hubs, seated right in with hydraulic press and probably could have been hammered in easily. Have used Moroso 3" studs for the rear axle for years, car is now ready for any wheel choice.

Would Recommend

Yes the product was good and I would buy it again and again

5.0

5 years ago

Michael lowry

Davenport Iowa

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They worked out great can you literally was very satisfied

Would Recommend

Very nice

5.0

7 years ago

Don

Clovis

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Nice finish

Instant race car

5.0

7 years ago

Ned

Nebraska

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As advertised. Allowed me to run a light weight Weld wheel on my 64 Ford.

Would Recommend

I really love these and would recommend them to anyone

5.0

7 years ago

Ray

McAllen Texas

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Used these on a Dana 44 with moser axles. Stripped a couple of the old studs and replaced them with these. I loved them so much I bought another set for the other side.

Would Recommend

Perfect fitment

5.0

7 years ago

Pooterbuilt

Lakewood wa

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Needed to run a spacer in my right front and my studs where to short. Ordered these up and perfect fitment now

Would Recommend

A perfect fit

5.0

8 years ago

Pete

Hidden Valley Lake Ca.

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Pressed the OEM studs out and the new Moroso studs in for enough length to allow wheel stud protrusion through the lug nuts.......Perfect

Would Recommend

I would and have

5.0

8 years ago

Bobby

South Bend,in

Verified

It was just what i needed

Would Recommend

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are these a replacement for MustangII wheel studs?

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• 8 years ago

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