Studs Broken??
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I'm guessing it's caused by overtightening.
If you're breaking studs just putting a wheel on, I wouldn't suggest DIY stud replacement.
Take it to a pro for new stud(s). Then buy a torque wrench.
Recent thread on the same subject:
https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-tires/94281-wheel-studs.html
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If you're breaking studs just putting a wheel on, I wouldn't suggest DIY stud replacement.
Take it to a pro for new stud(s). Then buy a torque wrench.
Recent thread on the same subject:
https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-tires/94281-wheel-studs.html
G/L
Last edited by Coach; Apr 18, 2006 at 09:10 AM.
Originally Posted by skeleton_cru
Did you break off all the studs????
Yeah all five on the rear...
it was the only way i can get them off! And chipped my new wheels in the process
Originally Posted by usual_suspect
I'm guessing it's caused by overtightening.
If you're breaking studs just putting a wheel on, I wouldn't suggest DIY stud replacement.
Take it to a pro for new stud(s). Then buy a torque wrench.
Recent thread on the same subject:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94281
G/L
If you're breaking studs just putting a wheel on, I wouldn't suggest DIY stud replacement.
Take it to a pro for new stud(s). Then buy a torque wrench.
Recent thread on the same subject:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94281
G/L
Thanks for the info I'm going to take your advice..Btw: I didn't put the lugz on a shop did!
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Originally Posted by alnk52
Yeah all five on the rear... it was the only way i can get them off! And chipped my new wheels in the process
it was the only way i can get them off! And chipped my new wheels in the process
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