Rear subframe stud replacement

[AndrewHuffman]

I cut this out of a 1995 s14 parts car. No longer need it. If you snapped yours then you can weld this in. Or try hammering the old one out.

This is a rear stud, it's about 1/4" longer than a front stud.

$60 shipped.

[AndrewHuffman]

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[Cisco357]

I replaced my entire subframe about two years ago man ended up paying about 40 for a used subframe from member on here

[Tempo]

I replaced my entire subframe about two years ago man ended up paying about 40 for a used subframe from member on here

Problem is this isn't part of the subframe, This is what your subframe bolts up to - Connected to the chassis. If you happen to thread your chassis stud and can't rethread it then your fucked until you get one of these.

[Cisco357]

Dam considering the series of unfortunate events that have plagued my build I'm surprised I didn't run into this problem lol

[AndrewHuffman]

I snapped both my front ones, so I cut all 4 out of a parts car.

I was freaking out before I found a donor car. So maybe this can help someone

[AndrewHuffman]

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