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Aaron Cox |
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hey guys, what is the final hole size that is needed to be drilled for the press in wheel studs in the hub? also, what is the size of the most rear part of the stud (the size i need to spotface)
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I would add:
Measure the studs you are going to use. I once had a set of hubs drilled, and then when I put my aftermarket- longer studs into them, the shoulders were a fraction different than the stock studs (same threads -same nuts fit)... anyways the long studs were loose and spun in the hub, where as stock ones were tight... point is.. measure the diameter of the shoulder of the studs you intend to use so that they fit tight brant |
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