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Not sure what I'm looking at. Are those new studs installed and then peened?
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TR4/4A Rear Bolts for Wheels
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Not sure what I'm looking at. Are those new studs installed and then peened?
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Regarding the installation of interference fit studs (such as chevvy with "splines" on the bolt), the hub may not have to come off. If the studs can be started from the rear, you can pull them into place with a lug nut.
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