xpracing

I have a 2000 civic ex and a while back both of my front wheels came loose while I was driving and I found out today that it did more damage than I thought. Today when I was taking my front rims off to lower the car a little more one passenger and two driver side wheel studs snapped. So, I went to the auto parts store and picked up the new studs, but now I have run into a problem. I have the rotor and everything off and then tried to get the broken studs out and that is when I saw that they only go so far until the hit something. I was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly what I need to do to get these studs out so that I can get the car fixed without havin to take it to a shop and paying 50 bux. Thanks

TheIntegraGuy

take it to a shop... I "tried" doing it myself...its really hard to tell you the truth if you dont have the proper tools..after that, i got them in professionally for $15...all 8..(2 sides.)

mrctr

i bought some arp extended studs......they were a bitch to put in......cuz arp doesn't make studs for hondas......i got some camaro extended studs.....luckily my uncle has a shop..........took me two hours to put them in.......and i got the studs spot welded to the hub.....anyways.......your gonna need a tool too take out the hub.....i think you can borrow one at autozone...but im not sure....you gotta check....

xpracing

Is the tool that I need for this a slide hammer? This looks like I will be having to keep the show car parked for a couple of days and have to drive the B16 pwrd hatch instead of pulling the motor out like I wanted to. Well, thanks so far for the quick replies.