broken wheel stud

Hi everyone, ah yes the joys of owning an old car. As it is I have everything but the time to do the t-bird disc swap.
but it looks like I will have to do it sooner then later.
I snaped two front brake studs today and am wodering if they can be pressed out and new ones installed or will iI need a new drum aand or hub? 64 galaxie.


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Easy replacment. Just get a couple studs. Make sure the the holes weren't reamed out, though.
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Naw FX, the holes are ok I was trying out some uni-lug rims and well My nephew wanted to help and grabed the impact gun and crossed threded the lug , whe we went to take them off the two studs snaped( kinda wated to to snap his neck)
but thanks for the good news, I'll pick up a few and replace them [img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_bow.gif[/img]
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The broken studs will beat out with a hammer and punch. Not really a nasty deal....


Jan

Do I need to take it a shop to press the stud in?
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You can do it your self in 30mins. its not that hard of a job
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thanks !!! I thought my gal would be down untill pay day.

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studs are in and my old astro supreams are back on. I'm thinking of running my old stock steel wheels painted chery red with trim rings and moon eye spider caps for winter. Any opinions?
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studs are in and my old astro supreams are back on. I'm thinking of running my old stock steel wheels painted chery red with trim rings and moon eye spider caps for winter. Any opinions?

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Considering that your '64 has a '60s custom look with the skirts, I vote.....[img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_tup.gif[/img]


Jan

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Considering that your '64 has a '60s custom look with the skirts, I vote.....[img]/phpBB/images/smiles/icon_tup.gif[/img]


Jan
[/quote Jan you ROCK !! thanks
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