Dumbest Question Ever?

[drex]

lol bigger kick

[LeMansX5]

Originally Posted by drex

chuck, its easy but requires some good footwork.

what i do is turn my back to the X and use my foot/heel to kick backwards onto the lower edge of the tire (sometimes quite hard) to break the oxidative links that can form. the wheel will then loosen and fall off. sometimes requires 2-3 good kicks...

Exactly what I do.

[ifly]

Had the same problem here, need a local guy with a good donkey

Best of luck but would definitly use anti-seize when you stick em back on.

[Thunder22]

actually, the dumbest question ever was asked by me about a year ago... after plying a young 20 something hottie with alcohol and compliments and being pretty confident that i would be gettin' some strange that night, i ridiculously asked her "what's a hot young girl like you doing hanging with a guy in his late 30's like me?" to which she said "you're in your late 30's? i thought you were like 32" and she politely excused herself about 10 minutes later and i never saw her again....

[X5Jay]

Originally Posted by gresch

actually, the dumbest question ever was asked by me about a year ago... after plying a young 20 something hottie with alcohol and compliments and being pretty confident that i would be gettin' some strange that night, i ridiculously asked her "what's a hot young girl like you doing hanging with a guy in his late 30's like me?" to which she said "you're in your late 30's? i thought you were like 32" and she politely excused herself about 10 minutes later and i never saw her again....

live & learn!

[jditom]

That happens to my rears every time.
I just take a rubber malet and hit the tire a few time to pop them off

[KCX5]

Originally Posted by drex

chuck, its easy but requires some good footwork.

what i do is turn my back to the X and use my foot/heel to kick backwards onto the lower edge of the tire (sometimes quite hard) to break the oxidative links that can form. the wheel will then loosen and fall off. sometimes requires 2-3 good kicks...

I finally got around to it today, I tried this technique and couldnt do it. A guy at shop that was giving us free lift time for our car club did this same technique and they finally came off. Used a pneumatic grinder and knocked the most of the rust off and put antiseeze on it. Just in time for the freezing drizzel tonight.

Thanks :xoutpost: as was my first post and great info fast