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Postby David Gentleman » Tue Oct 24, 2006 8:15 pm

'Fairly' easy.... :? The problem is the stud is usually rusted in from behind. Get some WD40 on it for a while. The thread is M12x1.25 fine pitch, so get two bolts and tighten up on each other and unscrew the stud. Nissan bolts are the correct thread/pitch. You will need shallow open ended bolts in order to get two on the stud and you may need to take the disc off to get more length on it..
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Postby peterg » Tue Oct 24, 2006 9:42 pm

Mine wouldnt budge with two nuts.......thankfully a stud extractor did the job nicely!
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Spacers

Postby Miles » Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:02 am

Regarding spacers,
I too bought mine from Simon Auto Germany. 20mm each. 130Euros ish
However Prima racing do the same for half the price. £43
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