I'm changing the tires on the back of my car today and while I was taking the nuts off on the pass. side and one of the nuts wouldn't come off of the stud with an impact so i got a 1/2" in. ratchet and started turning it and the stud snapped.Now my ques. is, do I have to take out the axle to change the stud?

 

you shouldn't have to. you might have to remove the brakes, but there should be enough room to wiggle a new one in there.

use a lugnut and a bunch of washers to pull the new one through the axle with your impact. if your lugs are conical on one side and flat on the other, put the flat end towards the washers.

like these.

 

ok thanks I didn't think I would have to, but just wanted to make sure before pulling out the axle

 

ok I got it changed, put the new tires on it(245/50s) and it's seriously spinning worse than it was before with the bald tires on it(215/60s) it is sideways in second now.What's up with that?

 

245's made a huge diffrence on mine.it's either brand or pressure.drop a few pounds and try it.

 

put drag radials on it..f street tires

 

buy me some

 

Thats because you got 50 HP by getting bigger/new tires.....

 

get a second job

 

stop trying to be a big boy and go play in the sandbox I know I din't gain anything dumba*&
I'm just not understanding exactly why it's doin like it is