Fitting Longer Wheel Studs...

Thread starter Guest
Start date Apr 24, 2003

Guest

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Apr 24, 2003

I wonder if anyone could give me a blow by blow description before I get stuck into this. I need to do the front and the back studs - swapping OE studs for 72mm.

I have changed brake discs before and even pulled the rear suspension apart and reindexed torsion bars but I guess I have to go a little deeper into the messy hub bits for this one. I have a kind of averagely good aptitude for mechanical stuff so I really just needs a heads up and a pointer towards any special tools that I may need or any pitfalls to avoid.

If I have to buy a manual (Bentley? Other?) perhaps someone could recommend which is best or cheapest but still adequate (having a small crisis in funds right now!).

Many thanks,

Richard

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