<VV> Tips For Removing Exhaust Studs?

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cut off flush with whiz wheel or hacksaw.

Then use centerpunch to start drillbit of similar size in the center of the
stud. I cant recall what size the bit is, but someone will.

Ive done several.  go slow.  Ty to stay straight or use a drill press.

Put new studs in.  Stainless steel ones from the vendors will last forever.

Easy as Bread.

Everett Wilson
North Richland Hills TX
Snow on Saturday, maybe 80 tomorrow.  Ahhh, North Texas.
  



> From: "* Greenbrier Goon *" <greenbriergoon@hotmail.com>
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 04:16:24 +0000
> To: corvanatics@corvair.org, virtualvairs@skiblack.com
> Subject: <VV> Tips For Removing Exhaust Studs?
> 
> Hey everybody:
> 
> Does anyone have any tips or secrets for removing 41 year old studs from the
> exhaust manifolds without having them break off?
> 
> Charles
> 
> 
> Greenbrier World:
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> 
> 1963 Greenbrier PG (soon to be 4 speed)
> 1963 Corvair 95 4 Speed (soon to be scrap)
> 
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