Installing A Wheel Stud Conversion Kit On A BMW E36 M3 | The Mod EVERY BMW Needs

In todays video I walk you through doing a wheel stud conversion on my E36 M3! This install will work for any BMW model, the process is the same. Enjoy!
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[@MeghannErin811]

100% makes sense with all the work you’re planning

[@czarodzi9967]

Those BBS wheels look great with that generation. Had a pair like that on an E39.

[@Anthony_B]

Thank you, I agree! Gotta get around to doing a refinish then I’ll throw them on!

[@weedshoes5089]

Bolts are superior in this application. You don't need the additional clamp force of studs and the hubs are infinitely easier to clean during brake jobs without studs sticking out. If you feel the need to damage the lug holes by letting the wheels hang from the threads on the studs, try instead bringing one of your fasteners within arm's reach when you go to put the wheel on the hub. Studs are fine, but unless you're running spacers and making adjustments at the track bolts are better.

[@Anthony_B]

They were installed mostly as a convenience for myself, I mentioned in the video that I’ve worked for another brand dealer for a decade now and all our cars have studs/nuts, so it’s just what I’m used to. If I ever need to switch back for whatever reason, then I’ll gladly do so, but for now they just save me time/effort 👍🏼

[@sufrymongoose1505]

question.. what about if change disc brake? is it necessary remove the stud bolt?

[@Anthony_B]

Nope! The wheel studs are screwed to the hub, not to the rotor, so you’d do the brake job like normal, no extra steps 👍🏼