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Old 08-19-2011, 04:10 PM   #1
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Broken Coilover Stud?

I was at a drift event last week and while under the hood I noticed one of my coilover strut nuts was loose, so I grabbed a wrench and went to tighten it back up. As soon as I got the wrench on, the entire stud and nut came off. Anyone know where I can get a replacement stud? They're megans on an s13 if that helps.
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contact megan they will let u know what u can do
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As soon as I read megan I was like: "makes sense"
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If you need studs before that, you can always see if the stock hat studs works untill you get the correct set from megan. If you have a daily anyway, if its a track car get the right studs from megan.
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Appreciate the info, thanks guys.
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If you need studs before that, you can always see if the stock hat studs works untill you get the correct set from megan. If you have a daily anyway, if its a track car get the right studs from megan.
Yes, cause if you just have a daily, it doesn't matter if you have the correct parts for safe driving. Its not like your or other peoples lives are in danger. No need to do things correctly on a daily...

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Yes, cause if you just have a daily, it doesn't matter if you have the correct parts for safe driving. Its not like your or other peoples lives are in danger. No need to do things correctly on a daily...

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If the stock studs work...they work. 87% of times stock equipment always surpasses aftermarket stuff in effectiveness and safety. Some people need a quick response to a problem....one that does not mean days of downtime. A stud is a stud they are basically if the fit they fit period.
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