Presentation: robustness to the soil link service

The stud 8 x 35 mm is a specialized hardware piece designed to be permanently implanted in the rear hub body. It allows quick assembly and disassembly of rims while ensuring extreme resistance to corner shear forces.

• High resistance steel: Made in a treated steel to support repeated tightening torques and the mechanical stresses of the competition.

• Total length: Its dimension of 35 mm Allows you to cross the thickness of the hub and rim while leaving enough net for a secure lock of the nut.

• Sold by unit: This product is available at the room, allowing you to replace only a damaged stud or complete a specific mounting.

- Technical specifications

- Installation and recommendations

1. IMPLANTATION: The stud must be screwed firmly into the hub. It is recommended to use "Fort" net brake to make sure it does not unscrew when disassembling the wheel.

2. Checking the thread: Regularly inspect the nets. If a wheel nut strength when screwing by hand, the stud is probably marked or stretched and must be replaced.

3. Tightening the wheels: Always use adapted wheel nuts (often copper or with nylon insert) not to damage the stud thread.

💡 Michel's trick

"A broken stud or messed up on the pre-grid, it's the stress assured! The trick: When you install a new 35mm goujon, make sure it is perfectly perpendicular to the hub. My Pro Council: Never tighten your wheel nuts to the pneumatic shock key. Manual tightening makes it possible to feel if the stud is working. Always always 3 or 4 studs in advance in your crate, it's a room that succeeds a lot of constraints with every change of tires! "

❓ FAQ SEO (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Does this stud suitable for the front hubs?

A: Yes, if your front hub is an 8 mm stud model (standard on most adult karts). Simply check that the 35 mm length does not create interference behind the hub.

Q: Is the price for a lot of 3?

A: No, as indicated, the price is individually. This allows you to buy only the strict need for your repairs.

Q: Why choose a length of 35 mm?

A: This is the ideal length to accommodate most rims (magnesium or aluminum) as well as the possible use of widening wedges without being too long to hinder the passage of the tools.