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  1. 12-26-2009, 10:53 AM #1
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    People who do that are to lazy to do it the right way, I dont suggest it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SUBY_RUE View Post
    People who do that are to lazy to do it the right way, I dont suggest it.
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    Just remove the hubs and do it the right way, takes a little over an hour to do the whole car if you have the right tools...
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    Quote Originally Posted by punkr6 View Post
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    Just remove the hubs and do it the right way, takes a little over an hour to do the whole car if you have the right tools...
    Yea ive done 1 or 2 a while back but IIRC it was a bit of a bitch to get back in the hole. I know theres a spot on the hub that you have to turn where the stud will go in but just didnt know if anyone else has actually tried this.

    Cause I agree it does look a little sketch thats why I asked
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    Quote Originally Posted by bowdown201 View Post
    Yea ive done 1 or 2 a while back but IIRC it was a bit of a bitch to get back in the hole. I know theres a spot on the hub that you have to turn where the stud will go in but just didnt know if anyone else has actually tried this.

    Cause I agree it does look a little sketch thats why I asked
    do you have oem or extended studs ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by punkr6 View Post
    do you have oem or extended studs ?
    OEM. They are for the front also not the back drums.
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