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Wheel Stud Fitment

I need to install longer wheel studs to accommodate a second set of wheels that are thicker than the Fuchs by about 4mm.
Just enough that the nuts are a turn short of full engagement.

I found Porsche part numbers, both 49mm long, (90133167100) and (PCG33167100).

There is not agreement at sellers about whether or not they will fit.
I suspect it is just a matter of whether or not these parts were used originally on a 1984 Carrera 3.2, but do all hubs use the same stud head and knurl arrangement?

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Handy-dandy reference material.
https://www.elephantracing.com/porsche/wheel-spacers/wheel-spacers-studs/
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Thanks for the info, John.

I've been to the Elephant and every other site I can find; reference to the 49mm studs I want to use is missing/in conflict.
Since the hubs are all the same, either one should work.
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I remember putting longer studs in my 72 many years ago to accommodate my new Australian Superlites. As I remember after pulling the disc the fronts went in easy, the rears where a pain but I finally got them in.

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