NEED HELP! wheel stud torqued out (GD3)

[Raaaaaaaaaay.]

The steel is so thick Im sure surface rust is all it would get.
Well, depending on your area.

Good idea on the notch.

[kylerwho]

the main thing that would make me worry about this is if it is a piece of cast iron. cast steel is not that big of deal cause the structural integrity is much higher but cast iron would have the possibility of cracking.

[kelsodeez]

either way, spray it with some flat black paint. it will look like crap.

[kylerwho]

/\ true advice.

[gd3kamiwanaB]

im doing all extended studs next week this will sure help. kelso is that notch really big enough to get the stud in and out, and also do you think it will be harder to angle in a longer stud?

[kelsodeez]

Originally Posted by gd3kamiwanaB

im doing all extended studs next week this will sure help. kelso is that notch really big enough to get the stud in and out, and also do you think it will be harder to angle in a longer stud?

the best way to do it is to spray some pb on the stock stud, wait five minutes, then take a brass hammer to one in the place when you will be grinding. once it is loose (dont try to hammer it all the way out), turn your wheel so the front of the hub is facing out, sit there with the grinder and try to free the stud as you grind, keep checking for clearance. once you get the stock stud out, grind all the way back to the other side of the spindle so it matches the first half of it. then when that is all done, grind a little bit down from one side of the button on the extended stud. then grind a little more on the spindle until you get just enough clearance where you wont screw up the threading on the studs. once the stud is loose but in place, take three bolts that are bigger than the stud, slide them over, take a crappy, throw away open headed lug that will screw onto the stud, put some anti seize on it, put a crow bar between the remaining studs and on the ground so the rotor doesnt rotate and tighten away. it will suck the stud into place. also use some loctite on the ribs of the studs.

[gd3kamiwanaB]

ahh good sh!t this will be done next week, thanks bro.!!!!

[fit-aficionado]

I broke a stud torquing my front wheels also It's true, our cars' wheel studs aren't very strong; honestly I don't think I was putting too much force on it for it to brake. Hopefully I'll be ok till Friday because I can't really change it till then..I'm really concerened about driving the car like this..Did anyone ever made a DIY for changing the studs? Pics help so much..I'll try to change it with what has been covered here.

[Necos07]

YEY I broke 3 dammit!!!!! By any chance do you guys know if I can use my stock 07 sport nuts on 09 rims? Those studs broke off to easy, the nuts look the same WTF!!!

[GD3_Wagoon]

if they are ball-seat wheel lugs then you should be ok.

[Necos07]

Yeah the nuts are fine its those crappy studs Im just gonna replace them all with the extended race ones Im just worried how they are gonna look with the stock 09 wheels

[Necos07]

Originally Posted by kelsodeez

i took my studs off and put new ones on without taking off my hub. i just notched my spindle so in the future, if i need to change them, its not such a big deal.

Hey just wanna thank you for the info I notched it and it worked like a charm. give this guy some more rep points

[accordguyintake]

i did it too but i think i took too much off... sorry for revival bump but THANK GOD I FOUND IT