i screwed up in big time, i need HELP!!!!
#1
i screwed up in big time, i need HELP!!!!
i tried to installed my new rims and tires. i thought the stock lugs would fit but it turns out i scraped two of those bars (as circled in white). i am extremely upset cuz i spent 7 hours tryin to install my rims/wheels + only finished painting 3 of my brake calipers. my ex is f*ckin startin another drama with me and i just beg for some help to resolve my problem.
currently i'm only running 3 lugs on my front right wheel cuz the "bar's tred" is scraped! PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!
#2
buy new studs from somewhere, hammer out stripped studs and press on the new studs (search for instructions) takes like 20 min maybe
edit- better yet, go to sears or somewhere and look for a tool called "save-a-stud" its like a die kit that will fix the thread back straight
edit- better yet, go to sears or somewhere and look for a tool called "save-a-stud" its like a die kit that will fix the thread back straight
#3
Originally Posted by Nismo
buy new studs from somewhere, hammer out stripped studs and press on the new studs (search for instructions) takes like 20 min maybe
edit- better yet, go to sears or somewhere and look for a tool called "save-a-stud" its like a die kit that will fix the thread back straight
edit- better yet, go to sears or somewhere and look for a tool called "save-a-stud" its like a die kit that will fix the thread back straight
btw what kinda lugs you guys perfer for a 38mm offset rim? i need good lugs that doesn't break my stud or scrape my rim.
#6
Originally Posted by happyricefob
i tried to installed my new rims and tires. i thought the stock lugs would fit but it turns out i scraped two of those bars (as circled in white). i am extremely upset cuz i spent 7 hours tryin to install my rims/wheels + only finished painting 3 of my brake calipers. my ex is f*ckin startin another drama with me and i just beg for some help to resolve my problem.
currently i'm only running 3 lugs on my front right wheel cuz the "bar's tred" is scraped! PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!
1) take braket and rotor off
2) turn hub so that there is no dust shield behind the stut you dave to replace
3) put a piece of wood over stud and hit the wood with a hammer. This should work no problem.
4) insert new stud from the back.
5) tap stud in with hammer (small taps make sure stud goues in straight).
6) use a pin driver and hammer to seat stud all the way.
7) install rotor and bracket.
I hope this helps.
#8
Originally Posted by 6SPD_HLSD
I had to replace one stud in the front I'll try to give you instructions.
1) take braket and rotor off
2) turn hub so that there is no dust shield behind the stut you dave to replace
3) put a piece of wood over stud and hit the wood with a hammer. This should work no problem.
4) insert new stud from the back.
5) tap stud in with hammer (small taps make sure stud goues in straight).
6) use a pin driver and hammer to seat stud all the way.
7) install rotor and bracket.
I hope this helps.
1) take braket and rotor off
2) turn hub so that there is no dust shield behind the stut you dave to replace
3) put a piece of wood over stud and hit the wood with a hammer. This should work no problem.
4) insert new stud from the back.
5) tap stud in with hammer (small taps make sure stud goues in straight).
6) use a pin driver and hammer to seat stud all the way.
7) install rotor and bracket.
I hope this helps.
#11
I have had a hard time finding Nissan studs in general at AutoZone, Pep Boys, and Kragen. They don't seem to stock the imports too well...at least for wheel studs. Best bet is a dealer. If one is out, go to another one. You shouldn't have a problem finding them. I need 10 wheel studs at one time, and the dealer had them.
#12
Originally Posted by foodmanry
I have had a hard time finding Nissan studs in general at AutoZone, Pep Boys, and Kragen. They don't seem to stock the imports too well...at least for wheel studs. Best bet is a dealer. If one is out, go to another one. You shouldn't have a problem finding them. I need 10 wheel studs at one time, and the dealer had them.
I had to replace a stud on my car last Sunday. It is not hard to do. When you get the brakes and the rotor off, line the bad stud up with the opening in the dust shield, (lower front) and just hammer it out. 1 or 2 good swings should get it. I got my stud from HiLo Oriely, (autozone didn't have it in stock). Put the disk back on, and a lug nut for the bad stud. Then torque that baby down untill it becomes properly seated. Do it this way and you don't have to worry about bending the stud or it not going in straight. Then put everything back together. BTW, my stud cost $1.66.
#15
Originally Posted by ZeRo MaX
this thread is gonna help me out too... im stripped 1 lug on each front side... so i need to replace 2 studs.... how much are those "save a stud.. thanx everyone who posted!
#16
Originally Posted by nadir_s
call up kragen, autozone, pepboys, and that one other auto store they have around here.. blah can't remember name. good luck
$2.50 for each stud, or somethin close to tat.
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