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Old 07-29-2020, 01:53 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by DarkPira7e View Post
Pound stud out
Pound stud in

That's less complicated than what you proposed! Just make sure nothing is in the way and you're good.
Ehhh, I found the ball joint method to be much more effective and straightforward in my opinion. Just gotta watch where your washers are.

I mainly watched @justinco's video instead of the linked video; haven't watched the above video admittedly but Justin's video is clear enough such that it helped with my removing the wheel studs.



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Yea the front is easy. The rear kinda more involved but still simple.

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Depends on if you're installing regular wheel studs or extended wheel studs. The latter requires disconnecting the axle from the wheel hub, and the axle is a bitch to remove if the car has several years on it already.
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