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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by cakM3 View Post
    Good writeup Matt!
    Thank you sir. I haven't drove the car since doing this. I plan to get it out tomorrow

    My 7 year itch.

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    Good info


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    Randeaux/Rando/John/jr - '06 Cic ZHP; Southern California
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    I removed the 3 temporary wheel studs on the front left wheel of my 1997 E36 last night and for the first time I had to use heat (electric heat gun) to get them out. Never had to do that before. Maybe it's because I installed them with red thread locker (HF imitation LocTite) just a few weeks ago and they haven't had any track days to heat them up and weaken the thread locker. Or maybe I just used too much thread locker.

    Anyway now my E46 has matching 82mm (or 84mm?) wheel studs and my E36 has the old 75mm wheel studs, but I need to get some new 90mm studs for the E36 pretty soon.

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