ARP 10-17 Chevrolet Camaro M14 1in Over Stock Length Wheel Stud Kit

Upgrade your Chevrolet Camaro with the ARP 10-17 M14 wheel stud kit designed specifically for models from 2010 to 2017. This kit features high-strength components engineered for durability and reliable performance under demanding driving conditions. The studs provide an additional inch of length beyond stock, facilitating easier installation of aftermarket wheels or upgraded brake systems. Crafted from premium materials, these wheel studs ensure secure wheel attachment and long-lasting service life, making them an essential upgrade for automotive enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.
The ARP part number 100-7737 guarantees compatibility and quality, backed by ARP's reputation for precision engineering and manufacturing excellence. The kit is suitable for a variety of aftermarket applications, offering peace of mind and consistent performance during high-stress driving scenarios.
Designed with ease of installation in mind, these wheel studs adhere to industry standards and are compatible with existing hardware, ensuring a straightforward upgrade process. Whether you're restoring your vehicle, upgrading for performance, or replacing worn-out studs, this kit provides a reliable solution that meets or exceeds OEM specifications. This product is not CARB approved but complies with Prop 65 regulations, emphasizing safety and environmental responsibility. Trust ARP for your automotive needs with this durable and dependable wheel stud kit, optimized for your Chevrolet Camaro's specific requirements.

Features:

• Designed for Chevrolet Camaro models from 2010 to 2017

• M14 thread size with 1-inch over stock length for easier wheel installation

• High-strength construction for durability and performance

• Includes all necessary hardware for a complete upgrade

• Manufactured by ARP, a leader in automotive fastener engineering

• Prop 65 compliant for safety and environmental standards

• Easy to install, suitable for professional and DIY mechanics