[rooony]

I was going to replace my front brake disks for new standard brembo's.. The surface is deteriorating due to age.. however Ive been told that I will then have RH threads on both wheels, not left/right like now and that I will need to by new wheels nuts (i have nice domed chrome ones fitted)

Are the studs easily changed?

Is it worth getting them skimmed?

And feedback is appreciated..

Thanks

 

[101/105guy]

"The surface is deteriorating due to age.. "
You mean they are wrinkled? ;^)

If they are worn unevenly or rusty, they can be skimmed as long as the thickness is to factory specs.
Normally, the minimum thickness is stamped or cast into the disk.

 

[rooony]

Thanks..

What is the process for removing them?

"The surface is deteriorating due to age.. "
You mean they are wrinkled? ;^)

If they are worn unevenly or rusty, they can be skimmed as long as the thickness is to factory specs.
Normally, the minimum thickness is stamped or cast into the disk.

 

[101/105guy]

New front disks come with RH thread studs, but you can replace with your existing so lug nuts will be fine.
Not sure of your tools, experience, but a complete repair manual is a must if you are going to do much maintenance on your Alfa.
Disk replacement is not exotic.
Be safe !