i think i know the answer but

[sugerbear]

found a broken exhaust stud on the left front.
i took off the left side exhaust, removed the broken piece, now

should i replace all the studs or just the ones that "look" bad?

p.s. bought 6 new studs/nuts and 3 gaskets.

thanks

p.p.s. i think i found the popping i've been looking for too

[hubcapsc]

found a broken exhaust stud on the left front.
i took off the left side exhaust, removed the broken piece, now

should i replace all the studs or just the ones that "look" bad?

p.s. bought 6 new studs/nuts and 3 gaskets.

thanks

I wouldn't mess with the studs that will still work. Put anti-seize on the threads when you
reinstall the nuts, and carefully recheck the nuts after the first few rides as the new gaskets
get fully seated...

-Mike "might not be the right answer  "

[Scott from FL, now in Maine]

+1 to Hub   

[RoadKill]

+1 to Hub   

+2...then you have extras JUST in case it happens again, Stuff happens!!
Be prepared 

[sugerbear]

just finished putting it all back together. looks good so far.
also found the rubbing on the left rear tire. changed to a carrage bolt all is good now.

i have to say, if you can swing it, but a lift(not a jack), picked up a "hanley" lift used for 500
best money we ever spent.
no more crawling around on the floor for THIS fat old man

also thanks for the input.