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ClayJul-23-02 12:54 PM
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#11024, "broke 4 Fn studs. . ."


          

. . . on the drivers side, trying to put the stock wheels on. i have no clue about suspension parts and i need serious help!!!


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RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., BoostedGS, Jul-23-02 01:37 PM, #1
RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., Teameclipse804, Jul-23-02 02:38 PM, #2
      RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., Clay, Jul-23-02 05:46 PM, #3
           RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., Amish_Eclipse, Jul-24-02 07:44 AM, #4
                RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., Clay, Jul-24-02 08:41 AM, #5
                     RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., Teameclipse804, Jul-24-02 12:32 PM, #6
                          RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ., HadesOmega, Jul-24-02 12:43 PM, #7

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#11025, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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The lug nuts on your wheel were probably over-torqued, or a shop put them on with a impact wrench. Just take the hub off and either extract the broken studs and press in new ones, or take it to a local tire shop. They only charge $8-10 per stud to replace them.



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Teameclipse804Jul-23-02 02:38 PM
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#11026, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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Most shops will charge you 40 to 50 bucks parts and labor to replace all of the studs. I would get OEM mitsu dealer studs though, that's what Road Race recommends. Don't get those cheap $1 studs.

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ClayJul-23-02 05:46 PM
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#11027, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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thanks for the info guys. i went to get some replacement studs from autozone for 1.39 each. was able to remove the entire brake assembly & get to the studs behind the rotor. but again i have 4 more broken studs on the front passenger side. get some studs from mitsu in the morning.
btw, when i was putting on the lugs/wheels, the lugs seemed to get stuck about 3/4s into the thread. when i went to lossen the lugs it became really hard to turn. ended up turn left so hard the stud broke off.


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Amish_EclipseJul-24-02 07:44 AM
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#11028, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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who worked on it last? i would say your entitled to free replacement if you didn't do it

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ClayJul-24-02 08:41 AM
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#11029, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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i'm guessin the last owner of the car had it serviced @ a el-Cheap O shop. they didn't put anti seize on any of the threads. its all cool though replaced all of my studs. the 4 studs/lugs from mitsu wasn't cheap, $18.


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Teameclipse804Jul-24-02 12:32 PM
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#11030, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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>i'm guessin the last owner of the car had it serviced @ a
>el-Cheap O shop. they didn't put anti seize on any of the
>threads. its all cool though replaced all of my studs. the 4
>studs/lugs from mitsu wasn't cheap, $18.

Yup, I paid $20 for five new studs, and another $15 for new lugs I think. But RRE said the OEM studs and lug nuts were worth it, so that's what I stuck with.

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HadesOmegaJul-24-02 12:43 PM
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#11031, "RE: broke 4 Fn studs. . ."
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dang 4 studs. See this is a good reason why to torque your lugs and coat them with anti sieze. The studs on my MR2 were like bone dry and would make snapping noises when I tightened or loosened them, greased them up with some anti-siezes and things sliped on and torque no problem.

Our studs are pretty tough I've never broken one and being the autoxer I am I change wheels often. Then again the fact that I change wheels often means they're always easy to get on and off, if you don't touch your wheels often they're probably all seized and crap...


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