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Joe Wareham

Re: 1952 packard

#21

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Lug bolts rather than lug studs and nuts, not one of automotive engineering's better ideas. Of course, with the small wheel openings on the Series 22 on, probably only way to get the rear tires off!

Posted on: 2019/2/28 12:26

Packard Don

Re: 1952 packard

#22

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All standard right hand thread on Packard regardless of side. As long as the support pin is intact, I much prefer bolts to studs as the threads are harder to accidentally damage by wheel removal and installation or even if dropping the drum while working on it. It also means no studs in the way for tire removal which is especially useful when using wider than stock tires.

Posted on: 2019/2/28 12:52

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Wesley Boyer

Re: 1952 packard

#23

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ammiller83, looking at your picture that's not good. Anytime you see something wet, you've got a leak.
Wes

Posted on: 2019/2/28 15:59

Randy Berger

Re: 1952 packard

#24

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I'll side with PackardDon. I've worked with lug bolts and lug nuts. The bolts were a better idea and had the advantage of the pin to hold the rim in proper position. I started with a 52 250 and wound up with 56's. I much prefer the bolts.

Posted on: 2019/2/28 16:09

Owen_Dyneto

Re: 1952 packard

#25

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I have a preference for lug bolts over studs and nuts, just as easy to mount/dismount wheels and less prone to damage.

Posted on: 2019/2/28 16:39

ammiller83

Re: 1952 packard

#26

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I am taking the wheels off to replace the brake cylinder. Where is a good place to get brake parts?

Posted on: 2019/3/2 10:09

Ernie Vitucci

Re: 1952 packard

#27

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Kantor or Max Merritt for sure. Both are long time suppliers for Packard parts...Good people all around. Ernie in Arizona

Posted on: 2019/3/2 10:55

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Don Shields

Re: 1952 packard

#28

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You also might want to check with Bob Stoltzfus at Bob's Packard Parts, 717-426-1446. He's helped me out a number of times with parts for my '54.

Posted on: 2019/3/2 22:26

Don Shields
1933 Eight Model 1002 Seven Passenger Sedan
1954 Convertible

dallas

Re: 1952 packard

#29

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With parts in hand--try local Napa! Lot of info on this site--just ask.

Posted on: 2019/3/2 22:34

dave

Re: 1952 packard

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Posted on: 2019/3/3 13:00

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