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Bump. To confirm for clarity, I am looking for the front and rear factory wheel studs (the parts you press out of the hubs), not the lug nuts. I'm going
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Bump.
To confirm for clarity, I am looking for the front and rear factory wheel studs (the parts you press out of the hubs), not the lug nuts. I'm going back to factory, removing the spacers, and looking for the factory studs. (yes, I know, I should have mine, but don't anymore...) |
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