kswift

Well i just bought some arp wheel studs for my car because 2 of my studs on my car are stripped any one else have them they were cheap compared to comptech and skunk 2. Also i know they need to be pressed and welded into place since i dont have each i have to have someone do it anyone knwo what it might run me for the job thanks.

Donald125

what kind of car is it.
i hope u do know replacement stud only cost 99 cents at most of the parts store.

rsmith2786

I dont think the need to be welded at all. As far as pressing them in you should be able to slide it through and the get an open ended lugnut and jsut tighten it down. It should suck the lug right through.

kswift

yea it mis true they are only 99 probably but when not just get better ones there stronger they were 16 dollars for 5 so its not to bad and there extended. the car is a 1993 turbo del sol sohc

Tom-Guy

Why spend the money when there's nothing wrong with the stock ones that not overtorquing/crossthreading won't take care of?

Extended studs annoy the **** out of me. Takes forever to tighten down the lugs, and now you need some gay-*** super deep socket to fit over the stud. What is the point of those anyway? Is it like windshield squirter lights and VTEC ie useless?

Boost Creep

ENGRISH please, ENGRISH

bumblezc

I have 3" ARPs on my car. If you got the right ones, don't have to weld them in. Easiest way to do it is too get a slide hammer and hub adaptor, pull your hub off, bang out the old studs, pull your new one through with an impact or wrench and a big arm, put the hub back on the car, and re-torque the axle nut.

Also, you have to be REAL lazy to complain about longer studs. It's a whole 2 sec more! I don't have them because I'm a ricer with LED Squirters, I needed to properly space out my slicks!

Tom-Guy

Guilty as charged.