what ta do..
#1
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what ta do..
got tuner studs..
one broke, another is spinning (but tight)
how do i remove the rim??
btw..rear so even if i pull the center cap i'll still need to remove the dust cap
only thing i can think to do is maybe drill a hole in the backing plate and weld the stud to the hub (which means if this happens again i'm screwed) or somehow get the dustcap off w/o screwing my $500 dollar rim, removing hub and weld then... hopefully the drum comes off at the same time.....
one broke, another is spinning (but tight)
how do i remove the rim??
btw..rear so even if i pull the center cap i'll still need to remove the dust cap
only thing i can think to do is maybe drill a hole in the backing plate and weld the stud to the hub (which means if this happens again i'm screwed) or somehow get the dustcap off w/o screwing my $500 dollar rim, removing hub and weld then... hopefully the drum comes off at the same time.....
#5
big friggen problem you have to drill out that lug nut its probably the only way just make sure the rim is bolted on so you can hold drill straight. do it with a small drill bit first then progressivly work the drill bit up to lug nut size
#8
good ol vise grips?
or
if you aren't keeping the stud... which i dont think you are... just weld a nut onto the end of the loose stud and try to use two wrenches maybe to get the lug off?
thats if i'm understanding the problem correctly
or
if you aren't keeping the stud... which i dont think you are... just weld a nut onto the end of the loose stud and try to use two wrenches maybe to get the lug off?
thats if i'm understanding the problem correctly
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studs are 2.5" in length roughly.. about 1.5" exposed past lug nut
J, the wrench idea is good, but as you point out me dunna thinx i have the room to get at it...note too these are the kyokugens (7 sided)
looks like i either drill or track myself down a new backing plate
thanx guys, as always - appreciated!!
J, the wrench idea is good, but as you point out me dunna thinx i have the room to get at it...note too these are the kyokugens (7 sided)
looks like i either drill or track myself down a new backing plate
thanx guys, as always - appreciated!!
#14
sweet I think you can do it.. get 2 nuts that fit on the studs.. put them on the end and tighten them together then use them for leverage to turn the lug nut loose with a wrench...
get what I'm saying Marty? or do I need to draw a picture?
get what I'm saying Marty? or do I need to draw a picture?
#17
if you get a good set of vice grips and just reef them on you should be able to spin the stud out i think.... if anything take a die grinder to the stud to remove the threads and creat two flat spots for more contact area
#20
Cut the backing plate off and replace it (parkway should have one for about $30 or so) then take a grinder and cut off the back of the stud, and pull it out through the front. ez as pie, and not even close to the face of the rim.
Or just tack it in place, remove the lug, then grind the weld and replace the spinning stud. BTW... how in the hell did you break ARP studs??
Or just tack it in place, remove the lug, then grind the weld and replace the spinning stud. BTW... how in the hell did you break ARP studs??