extended wheel stud instal....help
could someone,anyone just give me a few pointers on how to install wheelstuds on all four corners of my 90 si hatch. i have some skunk2 extended wheel studs lying around and i wanted to put them on when my car got out of the shop. any help would be appreciated. thanks.
Rear are easy, just have to unbolt the hub and knock the old studs out and
put the new ones in. Front is a bit harder and requires the hub to be pressed out
and back in.
One word of warning, myself and many others have had problems with the
skunk2 wheel studs. they seem to gall quite easily even with antiseize.
put the new ones in. Front is a bit harder and requires the hub to be pressed out
and back in.
One word of warning, myself and many others have had problems with the
skunk2 wheel studs. they seem to gall quite easily even with antiseize.
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One word of warning, myself and many others have had problems with the
skunk2 wheel studs. they seem to gall quite easily even with antiseize.
skunk2 wheel studs. they seem to gall quite easily even with antiseize.
putting those studs in the front are so much easier with air tools....if not get a bunch of spacers an big wrench..ur gonna have to take the caliper off.....can someone enlighten me of why u would ut these studs in the rear????
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Tyson Ballou
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