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Where To Get R34 Wheel Studs In West Syd?

anfo

By anfo,
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anfo

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hey guys,

i recently got my car back from a mate who was keeping it for me, and while in his care was bored and wanted to try some different wheels on so i get the call and says hes farrked up the threads on atleast 3 studs on one of the wheels, and possibly the studs on the other wheels is farkedd too, hes a goose and doesnt know much...grr.....

so what would be the best option from here? how do i go about getting it all fixed up?

thanks guys

edit/ does anyone know where to get wheels studs for a 34 from?

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Primordial

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You can do them yourself relatively easily if you've got some materials. Even if you dont do them yourself, i'll post this up for future reference..

1. Rotate the hub around so the stud can slide out the back of the hub (There is a cut out where it allows the stud to come all the way out)

2. Hammer the front of the stud, and eventually it will pop out the back of the hub.

3. Insert your new stud, grease up all surfaces

4. Place a large nut onto the front of the stud.

5. Tighten a wheel nut onto the stud. As you tighten it will push against the large nut and pull the stud into the hub. Tighten it all the way up until the stud is fully inserted (you will definitely feel when its all the way in).

Note: You will probably bugger up a wheel nut doing this, so make sure you've got a spare!

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Have you tried Lincorp Nissan to get the studs? If not, I got some from UAS (seven hills). They may have R34 studs.

evil_weevil Grand Master

evil_weevil

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Good stuff Jon,

You should post that in the DIY section of SAU :D

However....

3. Insert your new stud, grease up all surfaces

4. Place a large nut onto the front of the stud.

Sounds kinda ghey to me!! :thumbsup:

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