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Unilug cragars were done that way to use them either on Chevy or Ford (mopar) pattern. They required mag shank lugs.
The ORIGINAL, old, direct drilled cragers ALSO used shank lugs, so they didn't need longer studs either.
The NEW direct drilled cragars with conical seats REQUIRE cragar conical lugs WITH A SHANK. They are not safe with short studs without them! They really aren't safe with long studs if the right conical-shank studs aren't used, because the lug holes in the rims are too big (so that there is room for the shank).
The reason this was discussed for quite some time on a-bodies, was because the proper lugs were NOT available, out of stock.
Edit: tree'd by Charles Cook, lol.
The ORIGINAL, old, direct drilled cragers ALSO used shank lugs, so they didn't need longer studs either.
The NEW direct drilled cragars with conical seats REQUIRE cragar conical lugs WITH A SHANK. They are not safe with short studs without them! They really aren't safe with long studs if the right conical-shank studs aren't used, because the lug holes in the rims are too big (so that there is room for the shank).
The reason this was discussed for quite some time on a-bodies, was because the proper lugs were NOT available, out of stock.
Edit: tree'd by Charles Cook, lol.
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