Tropical TR
Jedi Hopeful
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The rear hub studs for what I believe to be the original wire wheel configuration had the heads and several protruding threads peened over on the back of the hub. I'm converting to solid wheels and need to install the new studs. The old stud removal ended up not being clean. Some of the hub holes on both sides are now damaged to the point that new holes need to be drilled, or maybe I should look for other hubs.
Question is, if I enlarged the stud holes on the current hubs, is there a structural reason why one cannot use press on studs like on the front? Maybe too much torque back there when under power?
Regards, Walter
Question is, if I enlarged the stud holes on the current hubs, is there a structural reason why one cannot use press on studs like on the front? Maybe too much torque back there when under power?
Regards, Walter