I broke sum lug bolts on my 93 and need some help replacing them.... I have my angle grinder to grind the new bolts to size... any step-by-step? Or will I be making one on m own? lol hit me up! Any tips/hints will be helpfull

just get new lug studs from your local parts store. don't just use regular bolts.

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Buy the right replacements like wjcollier said.

I've replaced a couple. Drive them back in with a 3 pound hammer. Using another hammer to back up the hub as you hit on the lug nut with the 3 pounder. There is usually a position rotating the hub where there's room for the lug nut to go back out without hittiing the steering/suspension parts. Be gentle to protect the bearings, but firm hits.

Pull in the new lug with washers under the lug nut upside down to get it firmly into place.

yea yea yea,,,,,,,,,,, always new bolts why would I use anything different lol? I need washers?