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Old May 14, 2006, 02:20 PM
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I'm up for something tonight,

I don't know why my studs keep breaking, and when it break, not just 1 would break. 4 would break and I have like 1 holding to my wheels.
Old May 14, 2006, 03:34 PM
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Now that's messed up. I've never seen 4 wheel studs just break off. Can you even drive with just 1 on? I'd only ever drive with just one OFF
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Here is an email I just sent to Tire Rack.

Customer Service,

I placed an order on 2/17/2006 for 4 new wheels and tires. Since it was winter at the time I was not able to install them until 3/30/2006.

On 4/11/2006 I noticed my front passenger side tire was low. I sprayed soapy water on it to find that the bead between the tire and wheel was leaking. I took it in to a local Firestone shop and they removed the tire from the wheel and re-sealed the bead. I had to pay the $25.21 repair fee.

Today, 5/14/2006 I noticed my front driver’s side tire was low and it was the same damn problem. The bead was leaking and it cost me another $25.21.

So after spending $2,000 on tires and wheels and putting my tires in the hands of your “skilled technicians” it has cost me an extra $50 and 3 hours of my life waiting for the repairs. I can’t wait until I have to rotate my tires and find that my rear tires may leak as well.
Old May 14, 2006, 04:22 PM
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No it's not drivable, very annoying and unsafe. happened twice already. Last time it was going from like maybe 90 to 0 now that was scarry. I came out of the car and looked. it's not a flat, but then I see something was missing, and only 1 lug nut was attached. I know I was in trouble. Stuck in the middle of IL.
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I've been thinking. Lately with all the times and beers that we all had shared at the shop, I think I'm gonna put a fridge out there.

Don't worry Alex, I'll keep your Heinekens cool...
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Damn didn't work, oh well.
Old May 14, 2006, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by mack4477
give them a call up there and ask about it. when i called the first time a few months ago, the old lady told me that if you run 11.9 or better, you have to grease the end of your driveshaft or something, so that if it snaps, it slides on the pavement, and doesn't dig in and flip your **** over
13.50 and slower:

Snell 95 (or newer) helmet mandatory for entries running 13.99 or faster. - Recommended for entries running 14.00 or slower.

Full hood

Drive shaft loop if equipped with slicks

Battery hold-down

Radiator overflow can

Seat belts

Neutral safety switch mandatory for all vehicles with an automatic transmission. If a manual transmission vehicle was originally provided by the manufacturer with a clutch interlock switch it must remain operational.

11.50 - 13.49

Snell 95 (or newer) helmet

Full hood

Drive shaft loop if equipped with slicks

Battery hold-down

Radiator overflow can

Seat belts

Roll Bar or Roll Cage for convertibles - recommended for all others.

Window Net (vehicles equipped with a Roll Cage only)

Transmission shield/blanket meeting SFI Specification 4.1 if the vehicle uses a modified transmission or special converter.

Neutral safety switch mandatory for all vehicles with an automatic transmission. If a manual transmission vehicle was originally provided by the manufacturer with a clutch interlock switch it must remain operational.

Reverse lockout mandatory.

Arm restraints required on open body entries.

10.00 - 11.49

Snell 95 (or newer) helmet

Hood is optional

Drive shaft loop

Battery hold-down

Radiator overflow can

Seat belts meeting SFI Specification 16.1 within 2 years expiration from date of manufacture.

Harmonic Balancer meeting SFI 18.1 Specification (10.99 or quicker)
Properly secured fire extinguisher

Aftermarket axles and axle retention devices (10.99 or quicker)

Roll Bar

Window Net (vehicles equipped with a Roll Cage only)

Transmission shield/blanket meeting SFI Specification 4.1 if the vehicle uses a modified transmission or special converter, or the vehicle runs 10.99 seconds or quicker.

Neutral safety switch mandatory for all vehicles with an automatic transmission. Reverse lockout mandatory. If a manual transmission vehicle was originally provided by the manufacturer with a clutch interlock switch it must remain operational.

Flywheel shield meeting SFI Specification 6.3 on vehicles using multi-disc type clutches.

Flywheel, clutch, pressure plate and flywheel shield meeting SFI 1.1 Specifications required on all cars using a clutch.

Jacket meeting SFI 3.2A-1 Specifications

Arm Restraints required on all open bodied cars


Hopefully this helps.

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Old May 14, 2006, 07:05 PM
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im sure youll still find some need to grease your shaft though mike
Old May 14, 2006, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Honni414
im sure youll still find some need to grease your shaft though mike

It has a tendancy to dry out after a few hot runs.
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The fridge is in, I wish I told that picture. Fridge on one side, and a freaking drum of Methanol right next to it.
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For the 11.5 - 13.49 range:
[QUOTE=dryad001]... Reverse lockout mandatory. ...[QUOTE]

Hmm, the '03 Evo didn't come with a reverse lockout.
Mike, do you have reverse lockout?
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NEZ I love your clutch man. Can I have it?
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Morning, Milwaukee.

I think I'm going to move to Seattle so I can see sunlight again.
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Originally Posted by MidniteEco
Morning, Milwaukee.

I think I'm going to move to Seattle so I can see sunlight again.
LOL. . . so how is the new turbo treating you
Old May 15, 2006, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by MidniteEco
Morning, Milwaukee.

I think I'm going to move to Seattle so I can see sunlight again.
No kidding, it's supposed to be "chance of rain" until Thursday again. I want to wash my f'in car!


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