if u do not have access to a air compress or impact gun and dont wanna be beatin in 20 studs all day then ur local repair shop will do the job usually for about 1 or 2 hours worth of labor but definatly shop around for labor prices for this is a simple job with air tools. and then take a big ford hammer haha and tipppity tap out the old studs and then if u have the access to an air compressor and a impact gun then pull the stud through and take a larger washer and nut that will go over the threads and then start your new lug nut and then impact it on there and bam ur done and ur new right hand lugnuts are pressed in there. the studs and lugnuts the crowns work great on the oem wheels. for right hand threads order from a local parts house some studs but order them for a 79 to 93 mustang. and this is what i have also done on my truck. what i found works best which is what i do almost everyday cuase tiretechs are always breaking studs or stripping them. In a fully equipped workshop, I'd have probably opted for something similar to what you did.Hey very good qeustion. Some repairs will be more appropriate (i.e. It very much depends on the situation you find yourself in and what you have to hand. These typically include zip ties, rivets, duck tape, bits of wire, the "wrong" nuts and bolts packed with lots of washers. There are any number of ways to effect a repair when you don't have the correct fixing. He did not win the rally but did win a prize at the evening dinner for most ingenious repair. He then used jump leads in liue of welding gear and managed to get a tack weld which actually held for the remainder of the event.
He hunted around the car and managed to find a welding rod. One of the most creative ways I've ever encountered was on La Carrera Caledonia Rally of 2006 (in which I competed as navigator in this glorious Lancia Flavia Coupe) one on the competitors encountered a problem out of the road that the radiator fan coupling had failed on his rear engined competition car and he had only limited tools available.
The specific repair you describe repairing a radiator fan without the correct fixings, can be done in a number of ways.
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