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TR2/3/3A Installing wheel studs to hub TR3
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Are you talking front or rear studs? Front are straightforward as you describe, tap the old ones out, then you can typically pull the new ones back in with a nut a some washers.
The rear studs are a completely different matter. They are threaded and then peened over on the backside of the hub. A real pain. Typical attack is to grind off the peened area, then carefuly back out the threaded studs.
Randy
Are you talking front or rear studs? Front are straightforward as you describe, tap the old ones out, then you can typically pull the new ones back in with a nut a some washers.
The rear studs are a completely different matter. They are threaded and then peened over on the backside of the hub. A real pain. Typical attack is to grind off the peened area, then carefuly back out the threaded studs.
Randy