rear wheel studs

[desratt]

is everyone changing these out to longer ones or what.. my sons new rims won't mount cause the studs aren't long enough... and do you just press them out or do they screw out???

[#404's Dad]

I use the Yamaha ones and drill the holes larger to accommodate them, The Honda ones may be a closer fit but if my memory serves me correct they were 2-3x the coin. Yep Press or Drive them in.

[desratt]

I have 3 stock honda axles just press the studs off those and use them???

[greenmachine70]

go to a fastener supply house and get the hardest bolts ou can in a m10x1.25 by 2.25" long and the shoulders fit snugly into the hubs. I have been running them all year and no issues with the new douglas jr rims. Total cost with lug nuts under $10

[Hemi636]

I used the Honda ones. (300EX I think) I just pounded out the originals with a hammer, and pounded the Honda ones in. They were pretty tight going in though.

[Hemi636]

I had bought a couple extra, just went out to the garage and checked. Honda part #90103-HA2-003

[Coley'sdad#8]

The Hondie's are like 7 beans a piece where the Yammies are about half

[desratt]

well all my spare honda 450r ones won't work... they taper differently where the splines are at the drr ones will just slide in the honda hole and the honda ones won't go in the drr hubs.

[desratt]

well I checked the honda part number and I have the same ones.
did you have to drill the holes out alittle???

[Coley'sdad#8]

now ya gottit;)
mic it first, you still want a drive in fit

[desratt]

drilled with a 13/32 bit was still hard to press in but should be bout as perfect as possible

[#404's Dad]

Originally posted by Coley'sdad#8
The Hondie's are like 7 beans a piece where the Yammies are about half

LOL

[desratt]

but he will be soooooo much faster having the honda ones..

[Coley'sdad#8]

thats what they make stickers and chrome for:eek2:

[desratt]

oo yea we got stickers on stickers.