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Old 12-21-08, 05:17 PM
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FC Rear Wheel Studs

I recently did a five lug swap on my base model '87 after looking at it I decided some new studs were in order as some of them were pretty chewed up. I had enough of the ARP ones on the shelf so I didn't think it was going to be a big deal, but after removing the rear studs on one side I realized that the longer studs wont go in. The hub is right in the way. So naturally I'm rather upset at this point, is there a way to get the longer studs in there without pressing the hub apart?
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you have to seperate the hub from teh spindle unfortunately, which means you also need new wheel bearings. no way around it.
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Well that sucks, oh well I hope they have bearings in town or I'm screwed.
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Well I go them in, sans about an inch of stud. I find it really odd that a notch wasn't cast into th spindle though for this type of deal it seems to me that even factory ones would be a pain.
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