is it possible our stock wheel studs. are $120 for 10 studs??? $12 @ stud?

am i missing something? are they made of Ti or something? does anyone know where i can get it cheaper?

 

The NISMO 60mm studs Im running cost waaaaaay more.


Call around..?

 

I need one for my front

 

i was looking on ebay...what exact size am i supposed to be looking for? i called my nissan dealership and they won't give me an answer...telling me "we are not at liberty to disclose that information..." stupid shyt. bastards i gotta hold off on things until then.

any help would be greatly appre. thanks.

 

hey deus

if your really in need of just one they sell them on this site...never heard of it and i don't know about it...has anyone heard or bought things from this site?

http://catalog.nissanpartswholesale.com/

www.thepartsbin.com

the parts bin is cheaper and is in stock

 

I've purchased a few items from parts bin in the past. They were not for the maxima, but there were no problems at all. I have also had to replace all studs on both sides of the front axle because of idiot mechanics striping them getting my wheels on... Although I was reimbursed for it later, the initial cost to replace the studs was $275.

 

KC,

can you explain for us newcomers? So there are different length studs that can be applied to the maxima huh? I never new that. Whats the advantage to getting those nismo ones? I had no idea. I really thought a stud was just a stud, but your post made it seem as if there are different lengths or qualities to choose from.

 

Yes, I had a stud break on me. I might just snag one from the stealership. How do you replace them?

 

ummm its actually quite easy...

if you can put on ur own front sway bar...this should be a walk in the park. lolxz

buh its really kinda hard to explain...

well as soon as you take the wheel off...then the brake caliper...then the rotor...

it should be self explain.

FYI just remember unlike european designs where it is a screw-like design, japanese vehicles use a stud and bolt design.

and word of advise regarding how to get the stud nice a snug in place...use a lot of washers and pull it threw using the bolt. i don't know if that made any sense buh once you open it up i think u'll see what i'm talkin about.