[todd metz sr.]

The part number for the longer FRONT wheel studs that we used are,

Doorman 610-323.

Most any parts house should be able to get them for you and should only be around $12 to $15 for a set of 5.

These are a direct replacement for the FRONT wheel studs on a 1995 ( 5 lug model not the 4 lug models ) to a 1999 model Neon . They use the same lug nuts as the stock ones.

I do not know if they are the same for the 2000 and newer models.

The rear studs are not the same.
When we figure out the ones that fit the rears, I will post that number also.

I make no guarantee's on the fit, reliability or safety of these studs. These are what are on my personal racecar and will be on everyone's racecar on our team. After all, we are useing our street cars that are converted to racecars and safety is dependant on how each car is built.

Just thought I would pass this information on as requested by fellow racers and by the tech people at the tracks.

Thanks

Todd Sr.
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