Subject	There's a writeup, either here or 3zc.
Posted by	CoHPhasor on June 10, 2011 at 1:41 PM
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In Reply To	Rear Hub studs posted by 311zx on June 09, 2011 at 06:01 PM
Message	Basically, there is ONE spot on the piece behind the hub that is a "notch" that allows you to turn the hub until the bad stud is in *front of it, then you can knock the old one out the back with a hammer. Turn, rinse, repeat. Then you place the new stud in the old hole (try to line up the *grooves in the hub to the stud) Use alot of washers as spacers, then put a lugnut on the stud and tighten it to pull it through. Be CAREFUL to get the right stud, Z1 used to sell a brand that the teeth (grooves near the head) were SLIGHTLY too long and it Effed things up! (The grooves came out far enough to stop the rotors from sitting properly) Match the teeth up from the old and new studs. ps,... you broke THREE studs? HTF did you do that?
Follow Ups	Rear Hub studs - 311zx 18:01:15 06/09/11 You can buy replacement studs for a few bucks each at - z32z 21:13:13 06/09/11 There's a writeup, either here or 3zc. - CoHPhasor 13:41:42 06/10/11 Re: Rear Hub studs - Rob260 07:54:21 06/11/11
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