Technical lug stud info/& availability

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Having some idea of what the studs were installed in, might help.

 

A number of outfits including Lawson fasteners made/make lug studs. https://www.lawsonproducts.com/Wheel-Bolts-carlight-truck/BrakeWheel/Automotive/AT110050.lpc

 

When changed the pattern on a Pontiac axle to a Chevrolet I went thru the Dorman drawers at a parts store and found the knurl size as close to the 1/2" threads as I could. I drilled holes 1/2" and pulled then new studs in using a used 6206 ball bearing, washer, and lug nut upside down, and a breaker bar.
Haven't failed yet and that was 30 yrs ago.

 

I used to do them with some greased up flat washers stacked under the nut when I was doing brakes every day and ran into broken or stripped studs on a regular basis.
A bit of hunting shows that NAPA calls them wheel bolts. https://www.napaonline.com/en/search?text=Wheel+bolt+&referer=semantic&se=1

O'Reilly's calls them wheel lug studs. This should be the full list as I cleared the vehicle application.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/shop/b/...-lug-stud-12672/f9d310318873?q=wheel+lug+stud

When you look at 1/2 inch you have 91 choices to sort though. https://www.oreillyauto.com/shop/b/...3?q=wheel+lug+stud&prodAttr_10648=1/2-20+Inch

 

I don remember the numbers but I used wheel studs for a 56 F100 to press into the 40 hubs on my 39 sedan. I just had to grind a flat spot in the head of the stud so it would fit on the back side of the hub where the stock ones were flat too.

 

Yes let us know your find for use with hub outside and Buick drum inside.