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08-04-2004, 06:39 PM
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Re: wheel studs
front on an accord?
heheheeh......they get to be fun if you dont know what is goin on. they have a non floating rotor (most years, check to be sure) that you will need to pull the rotor off of first to do. the rotor is mounted behind the hub, not a slip off one like most cars...
generally entails removing the whole wheel bearing/rotor assembly from the car....
sometimes can be done on teh car. all depends
heheheeh......they get to be fun if you dont know what is goin on. they have a non floating rotor (most years, check to be sure) that you will need to pull the rotor off of first to do. the rotor is mounted behind the hub, not a slip off one like most cars...
generally entails removing the whole wheel bearing/rotor assembly from the car....
sometimes can be done on teh car. all depends
08-05-2004, 12:44 PM
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damn..if they only charged 40, that is hella good. it is like 1.5 hours to change them out on a non floating accord, and we are 60/hr... 
ya got a good deal. but, were they broken when you brought it in, or did they break them taking the wheel off?
ya got a good deal. but, were they broken when you brought it in, or did they break them taking the wheel off?
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Re: wheel studs
Originally Posted by Twelvz
no i broke one then the opposite one got messed up, total came to $52 with tax and shit
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