Racing Studs installed

[cali yaris]

Pressed in some extended studs today. Now I can fit drag wheels/slicks :smile:

http://www.microimageonline.com/images/garm/RacingStuds.jpg

[jinxor]

that reb/blue/ black combo is wicked!!!!
:thumbsup:

[1NZYaris1]

:iono: i expected to see a photo of you in the car , with stud installed-sticker on forhead :biggrin:

:bellyroll: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :burnrubber:

[mikenacarato]

any chance on you stocking these? ive wanted some extended studs for a while. :)

[cali yaris]

they are like $30 from Summit Racing, I don't have an ARP account.

Part#: ARP 100-7715

The splines are not a match (but every other measurement is), so I pounded them in from behind (which meant removing the hubs).

I don't recommend using a lug nut to press them in, you might get a spinner, but it's up to you.

[Tamago]

why not buy the studs that actually DO work? you've now ruined your hubs lol

http://www.jegs.com/i/ARP/070/100-7717/10002/-1

[Nagoya_TRD.]

How has he ruined his hubs? As far as i know, you have to pound them studs in and out anyway to replace them.

When replacing studs, is there a huge difference in process between ABS and non-ABS hubs?

Was it $30 for all 16? Or, per corner (this is what i was thinking)?

[Tamago]

How has he ruined his hubs? As far as i know, you have to pound them studs in and out anyway to replace them.

When replacing studs, is there a huge difference in process between ABS and non-ABS hubs?

Was it $30 for all 16? Or, per corner (this is what i was thinking)?

if the studs are of the wrong knurl size/etc he's wallowed out the holes, therefore making the hubs "ruined" as far as the everyday user is concerned. not a big deal to Garm as i'm sure his car won't end up in a regular owner's hands for a few years, but if an average member were to just drive in any old stud, later when they decide to go back to stock studs, they'd be more prone to falling out.

the Evo studs are a proven match for our hubs :)