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The studs area available at any parts store. I replaced some of mine a couple months ago. PITA but it's certainly do-able
Cory |
Originally posted by Nick86 You're also going to want to put a tiny bit of anti-sieze compound on the stud threads. If there is any corrosion between the stud and lug nut, it can cause the nuts to basically fuse to the stud. |
Just like it says, ask for "antisieze" or "never sieze" at the parts counter. It's a thick paste and comes in little tins - just smear some on the bolt before re-assembly. You should do this with any bolt you take off the car btw, makes taking it off the next time so much easier. WD-40 wont work.
Henrik 87TII |
Take one of your bolts off and go to an autoparts store. They should be able to match up the bolt with some aftermarket ones.
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