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Replacing Wheel Studs

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Replacing Wheel Studs

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Hi All,

After driving for a short distance and realising that my wheel nuts were coming loose on my passenger front wheel, I have noticed that the thread on the wheel studs is a bit damaged.

I'm thinking about replacing them so here's a few questions i'm hoping someone might have answers for:

1. How easy is this job?
2. Will NT and WT studs be exchangable?
3. Is it worth doing? They appear to do up okay as is.

Thanks in advance,
Greg
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greg wrote:Hi All,

After driving for a short distance and realising that my wheel nuts were coming loose on my passenger front wheel, I have noticed that the thread on the wheel studs is a bit damaged.

I'm thinking about replacing them so here's a few questions i'm hoping someone might have answers for:

1. How easy is this job?
2. Will NT and WT studs be exchangable?
3. Is it worth doing? They appear to do up okay as is.

Thanks in advance,
Greg


1. easy
2. yes they are
3. yes it's worth doing ..
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love_mud wrote:1. easy
2. yes they are
3. yes it's worth doing ..


Thanks Yug.

S'pose i'd best get around to doing it then eh :?

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gerg wrote:
love_mud wrote:1. easy
2. yes they are
3. yes it's worth doing ..


Thanks Yug.

S'pose i'd best get around to doing it then eh :?

:)


The studs are pretty cheap (2 or 3 $$ each from memory ) Simply punch the old ones out (can do this with a hammer, normally are not that hard) and slip the new ones in and tap it home (sit the hub in the rim to do this)

I can give youa more detailed explaination if you need it .. but if you have a look you will see how easy it is ..
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love_mud wrote:
gerg wrote:
love_mud wrote:1. easy
2. yes they are
3. yes it's worth doing ..


Thanks Yug.

S'pose i'd best get around to doing it then eh :?

:)


The studs are pretty cheap (2 or 3 $$ each from memory ) Simply punch the old ones out (can do this with a hammer, normally are not that hard) and slip the new ones in and tap it home (sit the hub in the rim to do this)

I can give youa more detailed explaination if you need it .. but if you have a look you will see how easy it is ..


out of curiosity .. have you had your wheels off recentlly ?? If not may be worth investing in somethink to keep em a bit more seecure from tyre takeing rodents ..
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some fool wrote:out of curiosity .. have you had your wheels off recentlly ?? If not may be worth investing in somethink to keep em a bit more seecure from tyre takeing rodents ..


I have had one off recently...

I do run lock nuts - so don't bother coming around to my place when i'm not there ;)

Though i must admit that if they did walk it would be a good excuse to upgrade again :lol:
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greg wrote:
some fool wrote:out of curiosity .. have you had your wheels off recentlly ?? If not may be worth investing in somethink to keep em a bit more seecure from tyre takeing rodents ..


I have had one off recently...

I do run lock nuts - so don't bother coming around to my place when i'm not there ;)

Though i must admit that if they did walk it would be a good excuse to upgrade again :lol:


I dont want your little tyre's , they only work with little motors and spring unders :D
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love_mud wrote:I dont want your little tyre's , they only work with little motors and spring unders :D


Sorry mate - i just made the assumption that if it wasn't chained down you would happily take it - since you live in essendon and all ;)
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