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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:40 PM
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Originally posted by thewretchedbeaver
under most circumstances but i'm not saying that i know what happened, and lol two people got removed from participating in the last even because of broken lug bolts/studs (both hondas ), but honestly i don't know why they all broke at once but i've seen stranger conicidences with things breaking on cars
ive broke one stud in my life and it's because i torqued the SHIT out of it, i was standing on the star wrench, i didnt know that wasn't ok. i drive 40+ into corners, pull drifts on dry pavement, etc. i have never had a stud fail on my civic, and i check them often. hell, ive never had one fail on my 1990. tell me HOW this might happen?
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:41 PM
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it seems that teg has been causing you wacky bad luck lately, you need any kinda help i'm up for it
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:42 PM
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Originally posted by 91integrals
right, and u drove my car when??? im not some phuck who doesnt care about my car, i actually regulary check my oil, tire pressure, and lug tightness, thus if a lug stud was broke i wouldve KNOWN, i did all that 2 days ago when i bought 8 bucks worth of gas at rapid roberts, As i said, the steering wheel did violent shaking for about 6 seconds total before i had totally stopped, maybe perhaps the wheel shaking was caused by, low and behold, broken wheel studs...
i had a guy loosen all my lugs once because he was trying to kill me, (long story), the long and the short of it is i drove on loose lugs for a while with an awful vibration not realizing until the wheel had nearly come off...and the studs were fine....
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:43 PM
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Originally posted by Fujiwara Takumi
ive broke one stud in my life and it's because i torqued the SHIT out of it, i was standing on the star wrench, i didnt know that wasn't ok. i drive 40+ into corners, pull drifts on dry pavement, etc. i have never had a stud fail on my civic, and i check them often. hell, ive never had one fail on my 1990. tell me HOW this might happen?
my best bet would he his off chamber, bad alignment and heavy wheels would pull on the lug studs over a prolonged period of time, but honesly i make no assumptions because i don't know everything about the situation, i tend to reserve my conclusions till i have enough evidence to back them up (unless i'm asked for theories)
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:46 PM
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:47 PM
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Originally posted by Fujiwara Takumi
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you do have that effect one people sometimes blake
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:50 PM
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Well im open to whoever has a theory, heres scenario one more time: 17'' toxxin which is a relatively weighty wheel, too much camber on that wheel, it has been like this for several months, i had just gotten an alignment done 6 or 7 months ago so i dont know why it wouldve gone bad, i dotn do burnouts, i dont curb my wheels, i do live down a rather bumpy road, which over time will knock the car out of alignment... your studs were fine, yay for you fuji, but did u drive months with the wheel like that? probably not, i have assumed since lastnight when this happened that the broke fromt eh stress of the combined size of the wheel and the bad camber setting,
i know it doesnt make sense that 3 of them would break like that, but if one broke, then the volent shaking begins, then the next one which is already weak breaks, then the next one which is just as weak breaks, doesnt that make sense too?
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:51 PM
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why not all four? was the fourth damaged?
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:52 PM
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Originally posted by 91integrals
Well im open to whoever has a theory, heres scenario one more time: 17'' toxxin which is a relatively weighty wheel, too much camber on that wheel, it has been like this for several months, i had just gotten an alignment done 6 or 7 months ago so i dont know why it wouldve gone bad, i dotn do burnouts, i dont curb my wheels, i do live down a rather bumpy road, which over time will knock the car out of alignment... your studs were fine, yay for you fuji, but did u drive months with the wheel like that? probably not, i have assumed since lastnight when this happened that the broke fromt eh stress of the combined size of the wheel and the bad camber setting,
i know it doesnt make sense that 3 of them would break like that, but if one broke, then the volent shaking begins, then the next one which is already weak breaks, then the next one which is just as weak breaks, doesnt that make sense too?
yeah my theory is the same as yours, we need to get you a camber kit bad, and you might want to go back to stock tires and rims till you get that fixed
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Old May 27, 2003 | 09:53 PM
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Originally posted by thewretchedbeaver
it seems that teg has been causing you wacky bad luck lately, you need any kinda help i'm up for it

yah, she has been causing me some problems, but i did get her from new-york, and well we all know rust doesnt help anything at all... my first one was locally owned and had no rust on it, usual parts failure with it, CV joints at 130k, few other minor things.. its always wierd shiz with my "new" car...
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