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    #61
    Originally posted by eacmen View Post

    Wow. You’re braking hard from 140 to 60 and taking over 1G lateral over and over again on back roads? Where is this amazing piece of tarmac? I need to experience it.


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    Canary island, Spain, my friend. and... Is the opossite, the tarmac is not good, thats why i say what i say, not because the car o the driver are good.
    U can say whatever you want, i drive off the road, potholes, no matter what is in the road, the m3 is a trash car to do whatever you want. Bigjae got the studs perfect. Maybe he is right and the problem is the ppl installing them. In most cases.



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      #62
      Originally posted by M9Seth View Post

      I too am using Core4, they also manufacture lug nuts, pricy but worth it. https://www.core4motorsports.com/pro...core4-flug-nut
      I agree

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        #63
        Originally posted by bjz! View Post

        Canary island, Spain, my friend. and... Is the opossite, the tarmac is not good, thats why i say what i say, not because the car o the driver are good.
        U can say whatever you want, i drive off the road, potholes, no matter what is in the road, the m3 is a trash car to do whatever you want. Bigjae got the studs perfect. Maybe he is right and the problem is the ppl installing them. In most cases.


        It sounds like you’re not really following the conversation and don’t understand the root cause of the problem. Potholes and impacts on back roads have nothing to do with it until you’re exposing the studs to 600 degree brakes repeatedly.

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          #64
          Originally posted by George Hill View Post

          Was this a couple years ago at a texas track? Likely my clients car that I am literally putting Core4 hubs on today.
          it was a couple of years ago ago at Cresson.

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            #65
            Originally posted by repoman89 View Post

            It sounds like you’re not really following the conversation and don’t understand the root cause of the problem. Potholes and impacts on back roads have nothing to do with it until you’re exposing the studs to 600 degree brakes repeatedly.
            Maybe bigjae is not breaking enough...

            I understand your point, just trolling.

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              #66
              What are your thoughts, do I have to get longer studs?

              Pic shows how far the nut goes hand tight. The black mark is where the top edge of the nut is. Tape is where the bottom of the nut is. But this is not torqued so should go down a little bit more.
              2003.5 Titanium Silver / Black 6M/T (Gone)
              2003.5 Carbon Black / Laguna Seca Blue SMG (Dusted)
              2004 Carbon Black / Black SMG converted to 6M/T(Current)

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                #67
                Originally posted by SandeepM3 View Post
                What are your thoughts, do I have to get longer studs?

                Pic shows how far the nut goes hand tight. The black mark is where the top edge of the nut is. Tape is where the bottom of the nut is. But this is not torqued so should go down a little bit more.
                Is that 75mm? One wheel manufacturer says that 12mm is max on a 75mm stud.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Slideways View Post

                  Is that 75mm? One wheel manufacturer says that 12mm is max on a 75mm stud.
                  Yea they are 75mm MSI studs. On most studs you can. But the MSI studs for some reason stop there threads really early. And this is only with a 5mm. Here is a pic of apex studs next to MSI.

                  I think I'm going to exchange them just to be safe.
                  2003.5 Titanium Silver / Black 6M/T (Gone)
                  2003.5 Carbon Black / Laguna Seca Blue SMG (Dusted)
                  2004 Carbon Black / Black SMG converted to 6M/T(Current)

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by SandeepM3 View Post

                    Yea they are 75mm MSI studs. On most studs you can. But the MSI studs for some reason stop there threads really early. And this is only with a 5mm. Here is a pic of apex studs next to MSI.

                    I think I'm going to exchange them just to be safe.
                    For bullet nose, it looks like you'll need the 90mm.

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Slideways View Post

                      For bullet nose, it looks like you'll need the 90mm.
                      They have 85mm and 95mm. Will go with the 85's
                      2003.5 Titanium Silver / Black 6M/T (Gone)
                      2003.5 Carbon Black / Laguna Seca Blue SMG (Dusted)
                      2004 Carbon Black / Black SMG converted to 6M/T(Current)

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                        #71
                        I recently went with ARP studs along with Core4 nuts as a preventive replacement. They are not listed as a package for the E46, but you can buy them individually. M12x1.5 75mm studs.

                        Interestingly, the last studs I had were red Loctite'd in and they came right out. I marked the new ones with a paint pen to make sure they don't back out.

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