now that would make sense.....

4th gen rear has no brakes on them at all. Gear is for traction control. Apperently it was disc. Its dark and havnt really payed to much attention to that rear since picking it up off another member.

I have drum brakes on the rear thats on my car now, stock 3rd gen rear.

Im just going to buy new studs so the 4th gen rear is out of the equation.

I need help with removing the axle to put the new studs on.

Ok, gotcha....I thought you already had the 4th gen rear in your car. Would make sense that you don't - hence the adapters @ all 4 corners.

- Justin

Sorry for all the confusion. Tired from a long week of work. So now that we got all that covered, any one wanna help me out?

If I had any free time at all I would gladly, but with work, a new house, and an 8 month old that's crawling at lightening speed, my time is pretty much filled....

- Justin

Just finished tearing the rear drum apart and changing the rear studs! :) with out having to take the axle off either. Just had to remove the brake setup, and using a spacer behind the stud and some leverage so that i don't harm the bearings i banged the stud out. Will be doing the other side this weekend along with a new front passenger side rotor.

P.s. Currently looking for a good set of proper third gen offset wheels to sport untill i buy some skulte adapters too.