Do holes in arms go over hub studs?
1363729
Yes, tighten them down with the lug nuts. You dont have to torque them, just get any play out.
1363730
Yes you use the hub studs and nuts to hold the tool in while pushing on the center shaft. Worked great for removing hubs on 1999 dodge ram 2500.
2157770
No. The studs are held in steel bases and the bases are bonded into the rubber.
735395
I would be very surprised if they did not, this is highly adjustable. mounting holes (spacing) are generally standard. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
694102
Yes, it does. My wife was concerned about this, and asked me to build reinforcement between the studs, it was not necessary, however because the parts and directions are there for your no stud space. Also, you have to drill an 1.5" inch hole to get the toggle through. Also note, the design is beautiful as well as functional, and approved by our designer.
280755
Yes they aren't screwed on as long as your rim allows hubcaps to be fitted on it.
1107501
Not fully , maybe a little past the elbow . I bought some from academy , and the ones from academy go way higher and better quality
1112247
no, not with out modification. Too small,I wont reach the studs for the bracket.
1628707
Yes, you can take them off. You just have to unscrew the two screws that support the arm rests. I removed mine and it leaves two "studs" on each side that stick out approximately 1/2 inch. I am fine with this, and people don't seem to notice.
2029284
These are for 130mm hubs. See the following link on how to measure your frame http://sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html
1052923
You will need solid blocking behind the seat. The holes will not line up on the studs.
869526
They are only manually adjustable. The quality and fit were better than expected, but as others have stated, the studs needed to be backed out a rotation or two for the nuts to reach the threads. They are on my son's lifted Dodge 4x4 and they've seen some pretty harsh conditions and are holding up nicely.
510376
Russiko,The brackets move to accommodate variable stud distance, but the mounting bars are a fixed length. They will show.Happy to help.John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com
517610
No, the bolts are actually not real. They just pop right into the hub cap space with the hoop used as tension so it doesn't pop out.
689388
I would say, If the arms ends fit snug against the hub, you should be ok. But a word of warning, Do not stand in front of the puller when pulling. I have heard that when a stuck hub gives, sometimes there is enough energy to send the puller and hub half way across the shop. Some people have had their arm, leg or ribs broken. Stand to the side when you whack it with a hammer. Some tapered axles have a big nut on the end, put the nut back on a few threads before pulling. When the hub gives, it won't fly off the axle.
1874914
No, the have little holes to hand earrings on. you put the bracelets on the little hooks on the right.
1312429
I don't believe that they do. I purchased this item for my daughter. I did assemble it for her, but I don't recall any other holes.
1813172
Yes. You shouldn't have a problem. The only issue is that you may have to drill a couple of holes in the steel wrapping of the split studs since you'll likely cut the penetrations where you mount them to the header. Really not a big deal.