Spacer question
 

When re installing spacers do I need to torque them ? Is so what #. Should I use some sort of lock tite ? Just curious

To what spacers are you referring? Maybe a picture would help.

Doug

wheel spacers

There are different varieties. Some that are actually adaptors, which bolt to the existing hub and have their own studs. Some that are true spacers and just slip - on to the studs. The latter does not use loctite, but should be torqued.

Again, maybe a picture would help. Hard to read your mind.

Doug

sorry dont have pic right now but they are spacers with studs-that bolt to existing hubs

Torque them just like wheels.

Anything specific on torque

I'm thinking 70 to 75 ft-lbs, but someone else should clarify.

tx

All 911 lug nuts prior to 964 have 94 lb-ft torque spec!

I was waiting in great anticipation of Warren diving from the top turnbuckle to drive an elbow into DWSD's temple. Thank you for the show, Warren!

OUCH - some times we all learn lessons the hard way - that hurt my temple!

Kidding aside, I believe I did suggest someone should clarify.

Definitely no knock intended on you or Warren, DWSD. I just get a kick out of seeing Warren in action. Don't know why...it just makes me smile. :)

No question - Warren is the MAN! I'm not trying to be Warren, either. Just trying to help. I will qualify my answers if I'm not 100% sure.

Doug