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Old 03-19-12, 04:18 PM
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Wheel Adapter Torque Spec?
I bought 1.25" hubcentric wheel adapters for my FC. How many ft lbs should I torque the bolts onto the hub?
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Old 03-20-12, 02:08 PM
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Same as the lugnuts. ~90 ft-lb should be good.
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Should aluminum lugs be torqued to a different spec than steel?
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I torque my 25mm spacers down at 100lb/ft on my MX-6, just a little more than the usual 90lb/ft, ran that with the 17" MSP Racing Hart for 3 years without any issue.
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