I need to replace the rear wheel studs on my driver side. Anyone got some good directions on how to do this or where to get this info on how to do this. I have been told it is not hard to do, so I will see if i can do it myself. Thanks.

 

The proper way is to take the wheel off, take the brake rotor off, take the hub off, hammer out the old stud, and then go to a machine shop and have the new one pressed in.

The easiest way is to take the wheel off, take the brake rotor off, hammer out the old stud, put in the new stud (a little JB weld never hurt anyone here), and you're done.

 

hmm so if i dont know how to JB weld then just take it to a shop and get it done huh. Im wondering how hard it will be to take the rotor off and the hub.

 

lol nah you don't need to jb weld. i'd actually recommend against it you're SUPPOSED to have the new studs pressed in, but i've never done so and never had any issues. i mean, once the lugnut is on where are the studs gonna go? removing the hub and rotor is simple.

 

Ok kewl thanks. Ill try it out real soon. rear brake is kinda hard to take out also, from what i know.

 

whats a decent price to pay to get the wheel studs and a Skunk2 intake manifold installed for?