stripped the knurling on the hub that holds one of my front wheel studs... just wondering if epoxy would be able to hold the stud in place
front wheel stud
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haha hello again brandoz.... and thats a relief... im pretty sure my dads got some epoxy layin around.... just gotta get a new stud
I wouldn't trust epoxy on anything that requires more than 25 lb/ft of torque.
Heres a link for a set of new studs on ebay...
Yamaha Banshee 350 YFZ350 rear wheel hub stud set atv: eBay Motors (item 290387092909 end time Jul-30-10 19:51:36 PDT)
Just don't wanna see someone get hurt.
Heres a link for a set of new studs on ebay...
Yamaha Banshee 350 YFZ350 rear wheel hub stud set atv: eBay Motors (item 290387092909 end time Jul-30-10 19:51:36 PDT)
Just don't wanna see someone get hurt.
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yes I used that same set on my front hubs... Wait... you've got 88-02 hubs... So I don't Think they will.. Measure your front wheel stud? I have one sitting here, one being a stud which came from one of those kits. Do you have a micrometer or digital caliper?
get a grade 8 bolt.bolt that will fit through the hole and where the stud went and put the bolt through adn just bolt your wheel on easy as that
ya it willl work i think just make sure u get grade 8 and if u are plannin on getting a whole new hub and stuff just drill out the whole on the hub where the stud goes so that u can fitt a bigger bolt in it and so it will be stronger
yeah.... gonna try to get to the hardware store soon..... pick up a bolt and put it on... then i gotta find a way from keeping the lower a arm ball joint from spinning while i try to tighten the crown nut on it....
