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Sometimes when you use an impact gun, the stud can spin a little before they start to go in & strip the hub. It's best to tap the studs in
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Sometimes when you use an impact gun, the stud can spin a little before they start to go in & strip the hub. It's best to tap the studs in IMO. Make sure the stud is fully seated.
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An impact gun can also stretch the stud. Best to either hammer or press. |
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