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If one wishes to mount alloy wheels on the (4 stud) hubs of a mid-sixties Morgan, longer studs would clearly be necessary. Where might these be obtained? I've seen many cars outfitted with minilites and other alloys but never come across a source for long studs.
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You don't need longer studs.
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You will only need longer studs if you have to fit a wheel spacer.
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