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January 2nd 05, 01:35 AM
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Case Studs
>So, suggestions? Besides the obvious, I know I'm going back for different
>studs >but thats a few days off now. That would be my only suggestion  Fisher Buggies did that to me one time. Iwas up there for a show and figured I'd get the studs I needed while I was there (except I was going to single port from dual). I explained what I was doing The guy said "oh I know exactly which ones you need". Brought out 4 crusty used studs, sold them to me for like 4 bucks a piece. Get home and they are the wrong ones! *******s!!!! Mark Detro Englewood, FL 66' panel 71' westy 73' baja 
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January 5th 05, 11:28 PM
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A "few" threads? Then no problem at all. As long as you have case savers in
the case and you have the studs into them more than 20mm or so, you are fine. Jim SR Racing
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