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RE: [T3] Steroid Freak at the Tire Store


Wouldn't think so-  These are the original VW bolts (not nuts on
studs...)

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>From: 	James MacNaughton[SMTP:JMac@uglyduckling.com]
>Sent: 	Wednesday, April 14, 1999 11:59 AM
>To: 	'vw'
>Subject: 	RE: [T3] Steroid Freak at the Tire Store
>
>Any possibility that they're right hand thread (like on the driver's side of
>the car)?  When I tackled my first all-original 50's GM car, I actually
>broke a stud off with a star-bar, cursing the whole time, only to discover
>the little 'R' in the end of the stud.
>
>	-----Original Message-----
>	From:	Latherow, Robert [SMTP:RLatherow@EssilorUSA.com]
>	Sent:	Wednesday, April 14, 1999 4:58 AM
>	To:	'vw'
>	Subject:	[T3] Steroid Freak at the Tire Store
>
>	Tried to remove my wheels of my fasty yesterday to temporarily swap
>with
>	the T4 (the 412s PO put 2 cans of fix a flat then let the car sit-
>its
>	mighty fun going 50...)
>
>	Of course, I couldn't even BUDGE the nuts.  Not a bit.  Cursing
>crazy
>	crack smoking tire guys, I drag the air compressor and the impact
>wrench
>	out into the back yard.  
>
>	Still won't budge.
>
>	Crank the compressor up to 120 PSI, 
>
>	Still won't budge...
>
>	Anyone have any clue what I can do?  I guess the pipe/breaker bar
>	combo....
>
>	Oh, on a happy note, I bought a 97 passat GRX VR6 yesterday.   I'm a
>	VW-only man  now.
>
>	-rj
>
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