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Keith2172Apr-05-05 05:09 AM
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#87792, "Hayame strut bur install, how to replace studs"


          

Just bought a Hayame upper front strut bar from another 2GNT'r and when I went to install it I overlooked the all to simple fact that Im slipping an 1/8th of an inch of metal over a 1/4 of an inch of stud and there's just not enough thread left to bolt down. Question is, whats the best way to get at/replace those studs so I can use this bar?

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mcgyvrApr-05-05 06:26 AM
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#87797, "RE: Hayame strut bur install, how to replace studs"
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what else do you have on the studs??
there should be plenty of room.
you only need 3-4 threads of the nut to firmly hold it down.

but if you need to you would need to press them out with a HUGE press and then get some more studs from PEM or someone like that.
IMO there is plenty of room.

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Ducking_FumbassApr-05-05 10:54 AM
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#87824, "RE: Hayame strut bur install, how to replace studs"
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Nobody has ever complained before...

Besides, the nuts are there to keep the shock from falling out when the suspension is completely unloaded. Do you routinely jump your car? emoji

  

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Keith2172Apr-05-05 12:31 PM
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#87830, "RE: Hayame strut bur install, how to replace studs"
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not routinely. It just seemed to me that there wasn't enough thread, actually I could barely get the bar on on one side and then it wouldn't go on the other side. I tried turning the bar around 180 degrees and it didn't seem to help. I know it goes on as it is used and has the marks to prove it, I just think it needs longer studs. Oh well, I'll figure something out. Thanks.

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ajcfalconApr-05-05 12:51 PM
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#87831, "RE: Hayame strut bur install, how to replace studs"
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take pictures

  

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