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This listing covers the exact ARP wheel studs configuration identified as Ford Mustang ARP Rear Wheel Stud Kit (5 studs).

Catalog fitment covers the listed 2005-2012 Ford Mustang applications. Exact year and submodel combinations appear in the fitment table below; compatibility must not be inferred for every trim across the full range.

Manufacturer-supplied details include Five wheel studs in the kit, sized specifically for the rear hub, not a mixed front-and-rear set; Built by ARP for the 2011-2012 Ford Mustang GT, GT500, V6, and the 2012 Boss 302 only, not a universal fit.

This is a rear-specific stud kit: five ARP studs built for the rear hub on the 2011-2012 Mustang GT, GT500, V6, and the 2012 Boss 302. Wheel studs are torque-critical hardware, so getting the fit and torque right matters more here than on a trim piece.

What else you need: check the included instructions for the stud length, thread pitch, the torque spec, and whether your factory wheels and lug nuts clear the new studs before you start.

Listed specifications include Part type: Wheel Studs; Quantity: 5 studs.

Use manufacturer part number 100-7723 to identify this exact ARP configuration. Match the full part number, vehicle application, position, dimensions, material, finish, and included components before ordering.

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