Wheel studs

[mob]

Ive tried searching and MAN is this confusing.

I think ive narrowed it down to these? I just need a seat for the rear, 2 of mine are compltley striped so im only running 2 fully tightened lug nuts, i need these asap.

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=MOR-46180&N=700+0&autoview=sku

And to take the old ones out, i just take off the rim, put a lug nut on it, then hammer it out, then put the new one in through the back and tighten it, and thats it? I dont have to take the drum off do I?

Thanks.

 

[onefstsnake]

you will have to remove the wheel, drum and possibly the axle.

Depending on how much room there is with the axle in the car. But I think you will have to take it out.

 

[mob]

Nvm, Im just going to get stock replacments, and have tire kingdom put them in.

And I heard if you buy long ones you may have to take the axle out, but for stock replacements you dont, fyi

 

[Mustang78]

also les schwab sells em for a buck a piece if i remember right..i broke 3(of 6) studs off our land cruiser last year..or coarse the previous owner is an IDIOT and was using the wrong lug nuts, they only held 1/4" of thread...the 38.5's didnt help either

~Mark~

 

[onefstsnake]

Ill be going with 3.5" studs on my new axles. But they are not on the car so its alot easier.

 

[Roland69]

thread a nut on before you start pounding in the stud so you don't mushroom the head and make the stud bigger than the stud hole. I would just go to a NAPA or most parts store's and ask for wheel studs for your car they should know what you need. I think the stock lenght ones will come out but if you go with some aftermarket longer ones you need to unbolt the backing plate or remove the axle.

 

[onefstsnake]

taking the axles out is pretty damn easy.


Id go for the longer studs since you run slicks sometimes.

ARP FTW

 

[Roland69]

or moroso

 

[Flavadave4]

If your in questions about it i would just take it somewhere and have it done