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Use 2 at the same length not much easier
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LOL I have 37 years as ASE Master tech and retired, I need something to do and find using only one hard to do along using 2 at the same length not much easier.
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LOL I have 37 years as ASE Master tech and retired, I need something to do and find using only one hard to do along using 2 at the same length not much easier.
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LOL I have 37 years as ASE Master tech and retired, I need something to do and find using only one hard to do along using 2 at the same length not much easier.
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LOL I have 37 years as ASE Master tech and retired, I need something to do and find using only one hard to do along using 2 at the same length not much easier.
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I need a pair of stud "hangers" for installing wheels...without these its a b***h.
I have a pair from my BMW but they seem to be a different size thread.
One site says that BMW PORSCHE etc are the same....what is the thread ??
I went to ACE hardware and bought 2 bolts, 5 inch long bolts, cut the head off one at 4 inches and rounded it off, and left the other bolt at 5 inches and rounded off.
reason for difference makes it easier to line up one stud in the wheel and then the second one instead fighting to line up 2 holes at the same time. all for less than 10 dollars.
Thanks!
I�ve got one for BMW and 1 for Porsche in my work area, but one of these kits would be great to cover all cars.
I also have a Porsche one in my frunk. (I don�t want to have to dig it out every time I work on a Porsche)
I don�t need the one in my car since I switched to wheel studs and lug nuts.
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-part...01467ecs01kt7/
LOL I have 37 years as ASE Master tech and retired, I need something to do and find using only one hard to do along using 2 at the same length not much easier. I have many tools that I have fabricated myself that works much better than anything available in the market.
I (we) only wish we could do what you do...yes, making your own tools is great...good friend of mine used to make tools up for specific recurring jobs that he has when working at he NYC PD garage..
Same things would break on the cars, he had some of the jobs down to 1/2 hour that other mechanics took 3 hours to do...
I bought a pair from Amazon and promptly misplaced them. I bought a second pair because I knew that it would ensure finding the the original pair (it did). Ending up with two different lengths wasn't intentional but it IS useful. I think I'm in for about $18.00 including shipping for all 4 studs.
