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The correct way to do it is remove the axle and press the old studs out and press the new studs in using a press. Anything else is a compromise. You risk stripping/awakening the treads using a lug nut. to pull the studs into the axle flange.

I'm her elder by a dozen years! :canada:

I think this might be a car a member had FS awhile back? Based on the PA owner info, might've been a Don Rook car at some point? @tallzag @hergfest

I've got some sub-40 year olds coming that i got from my kids. i didn't know them by looks, so im trying to come up with decent clues. maybe some/any FCBO whippersnappers chime in, couple weeks away probably. first burn through some of the senior citizens like Kathy Ireland:poke:

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Got it also. Thought she was a little older too.

I had to look it up. She's my elder by a few weeks.

Lorraine still is my elder :poke:

The metal sleeves are generally used with the one piece rubber bushings like the original bushings such as these in the following image: This looks like what you have with the removed shocks. Most aftermarket shocks employ multiple piece fitted rubber bushings without a sleeve. If your new...

Me too.... :BangHead:

I’m selling an original Mopar 14" x 5-1/2" Rallye Rim with a 5 x 4-1/2" bolt pattern and 3-3/4" backspace. Details: Part Number: 3580458 (Same as 3580058) Manufactured: November 10th, 1975 at the Lansing, MI plant Includes: OEM trim ring OEM center cap (P/N 3461458) Valve stem Condition...

I'll have to take another look at the colors the next time I'm by the car. I know the wires I used were the ones from the original concealed headlamp relay.

Well, I know I'm older than almost everybody, you included. But its just a number, its how old you feel! (I feel a lot older than I am though!) :BangHead:

yeah, she looks older than she really is, but i knew i was older than she is. we'll see if she can make it back. i always liked her.

^^^^^.....same here, I thought she was older than that too.

Got it. I thought she was older.

No rot or rust at all but pictures show some.

NEW GAME Age 56 (soon to be 57). Entertainer. Born near Montreal. Canadian, aye! :) Started performing at a young age, got really big as an adult performer. Over 200 million recordings sold worldwide, mainly in English and French. Slight, thin frame, BIG voice. Needless to say, she is...

Take the drum off and yes, you can take them out with a hammer. Put a lug nut on the stud to not butcher the threads and save the studs for someone that may want them. Here's how I did mine Post #11 and 12 in this thread. Tool tips The stud installer makes it easier, but it can be done...