Bolt size

I am trying to find this bolt size to use with a 4 lug to wide 5 adapter

M14x35mm fine /counter sunk / allen wrench drive

That combination provides me with a flat surface on my adapters that allows me to run drumskins or Fuchs on my car. Currently I have studs and nuts that protrude beyond the surface.

Stan, helpful as always, found me a source for the combination adapters and bolts in Italy.

I contacted them to confirm bolt size. Instead of saying yes or no as to whether they were providing the bolts I needed in the kit, pretty simple to measure the bolt, they sent me four pictures to translate on my own.

Could somebody with more knowledge than me (that means a lot of you) tell me if, based on these photos, theses are the right bolts? Clearly they are countersink, allen drive, but I need to know if they are the right size.

Thanks,

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