Stripped wheel stud

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by mrgolf

A month or so back I had the same problem. Never though of site Spencer's, just went to local parts stores with old stud and cub cadet matched it up.

If I needed a set I would have checked here.

I understand, but one of them has very course splines and the other is very fine. If you use the wrong one it has a tendency to spin.

[Kashmir]

Nothing a spot weld can't fix!
Just hope you don't ever strip the threads!!!

[mrgolf]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

I understand, but one of them has very course splines and the other is very fine. If you use the wrong one it has a tendency to spin.

Understood, thus matched them up.

[75Harley]

The same thing happened to me on my 91 marathon gas. I used a long pipe (chain link), I pried between the frame and the wheel as I used a impact gun to remove the lug nuts. I was thinking I was gonna have to torch them off but it worked. Now I don't know if it is going to happen again. I am going to the auto parts store today and get new studs.

[brownchristian]

I was able to drill it out. Took a bit but was easy enough.

[75Harley]

Is the hole in the brake drum smooth or is it splined like the stud? Mine are smooth and the stud just spins in the hole. I need bigger studs or my brake drum is messed up.

[FZ0niner]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

Different applications use different studs. What's the serial number for your cart? I'm sure somebody here would be more than willing to tell you a great place to buy any Club Car OEM parts..... Right guys?

Hi David,

I'm in need of a rear wheel stud for a 2008 Club Car Precedent.. I'll be calling in the morning to order.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by FZ0niner

Hi David,

I'm in need of a rear wheel stud for a 2008 Club Car Precedent.. I'll be calling in the morning to order.

[FZ0niner]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

Hey David,

sent you an email earlier, never heard back. Need that wheel stud bud.

Thanks,