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Thu Jun 05, 2008 12:41 pm
studs are easy to replace, remove brake caliper and rotor and hit the studs straight back with a heavy hammer. the less times you hit the stud to remove the better. when installing stud you will need a new lug nut and a spacer of some sort. put the stud in from behind and install a spacer like an oversize nut, then the new lug nut. be sure to lube the treads. tighten the new nut until the stud seats in the hub. very easy with an impact gun. it takes a little more effort without one. repaet this step for each stud, if the new nut becomes hard to tread on a new stud, discard and use another new nut. when all is done do not use the nuts to hold on the wheel, be sure to use the original or new replacement nuts. you dont want to install damaged nuts on new studs or you will do this all over again.