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(i took the pic from boilermakers diy on the JIC install. thanks boilermaker)

i posted this in tech stuff, but i thought that i could get a better response here

i broke one of these bolts when i was taking off my wheel to adjust my hayames...how much would it cost to get this fixed from honda? and i'm pretty sure this is a bad idea...but the honda dealership is about 10 miles away from my house, and i was wondering if driving on it if it would hold out that long. or just cut my losses and get a tow truck?

 
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no closer wheel/tire place near you that can service them? My friend was driving around with only 3 lug nuts one time. Its not exactly safe but it looked like he's been driving like that for awhile...

 
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no buddies around to help you out with this? goodluck finding that nut

 
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^he broke the actual stud so even if he did "find" the nut it wouldnt matter

 
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You could take that ANYWHERE to have fixed! If they charge you more than $50 don't go for it. However, if you are a little mechanically inclined it is very easy. Take off the caliper, disc, and hub. You just beat out the old stud and beat a new one in. 30 minute job tops.