Just buy new wheels studs... When I broke one I took them off and took them down to my local shop they use a machine and remove them and can also replace them with new ones but I think you should probably get some aftermarket ones like ARP or blackwerkz extended stud kit. I know you can probably do it yourself but if your like me and don't have the tools I would take it to someone that can do it fast especially if you DD your EP
If you feel comfortable doing it yourself
on most hondas, you hammer out the old stud, then put the new stud in. Then stack a few (like 5-10 depending on thickness) washers onto the stud, and tighten down the lug nut to pull the stud into place. Then you put the wheel on and torque the lugs down. I like to torque them to 100ft-lb, honda says 90ft-lb on most of their cars, but I like to keep things snug up there.
be sure to re-torque the nut after a few days of driving. the heating/cooling cycles will probably create some play in the stud after awhile.
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