Pure Motorsport Stud kit.

[Tony Hunter]

Yes, locktite them in.

 

[PBCup]

Just fitted some. Not used in anger but seem very good. If you're not using spacers you'll need a long socket. I bought a nylon covered one from Halfords.

 

[Chip-mk1]

Just fitted some. Not used in anger but seem very good. If you're not using spacers you'll need a long socket. I bought a nylon covered one from Halfords.

Remember if doing that its the blue 17mm one you need not the green 19mm one like on a normal clio bolt.

 

[PBCup]

Remember if doing that its the blue 17mm one you need not the green 19mm one like on a normal clio bolt.

Yes true and PM say that on their too.

 

[MG cup]

Best to leave the car on stands for a while for the stud lock to set, that's my ocd there though.

 

[BIGASH]

Best to leave the car on stands for a while for the stud lock to set, that's my ocd there though.

I'm the same tbf I leave it on stands overnight before fitting the wheels

 

[Chip-mk1]

Best to leave the car on stands for a while for the stud lock to set, that's my ocd there though.

I would say it's better to do them up then it will set where it needs to be. But reality is either will be fine.

 

[Fletcher]

It is REALLY simple.

Remove wheel.
Put some stud lock on the thread of a stud (the bit going into the hub behind the shoulder).
Wind it in using allen key.
Repeat 3 more times for the other studs.
Put wheel on, do nuts up.
Then same on the other 3 wheels.

I read the instructions on the Pure Motorsport website and they looked easy enough TBH.

 

[ekaJ]

I fancy a stud kit, does anyone know where to get a blue anodized kit from?

Theres one on ebay but after hearing Chips opinion on the cheap ones, Im not very tempted.