Sheared off stud on pass side front wheel....

[BOSS]

You can do it in your own garage with an open ended nut and a few washers. I used a breaker bar for leverage and it went in just fine.

yup...just hammer out the old stud, it will come out the back

Use alot of washers! Theere is about .5in of knerl on the studs...I have a how-to video somewhere, I'll post it

 

[BOSS]

deleted it sorry but its easy...you need air tools or a breaker bar, rent it at AZ if you dont have one

 

[thehoe92]

I was told by both my neighbors who work at Les Schwab to do 110lbs but considering I have 26's I do anywhere between 115lbs to 125lbs

90lbs is definitely not enough
and depending on how old your hub is I would honestly just get it all taken care of and do both hubs

 

[Physh1]

I have no clue how old my hubs are...lol...I bought it used.

I just bought 2 new hubs...I'm gonna just replace both sides...they are probably both originals.

Cameron

 

[ILLEGAL REGAL]

I do mine to 140, thats what I found for specs everywhere. A touch of anti-seize is always a good idea, helps to keep from galling the threads.