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wheel adapter(spacer) torque?

What is the proper torque for 1" rear wheel spacers? I have the ones with the studs. 81'SC

Old 01-02-2002, 02:38 PM
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I'd suggest the usual 94 lb/ft for alloy nuts and a little more (105 lb/ft) for steel nuts.
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I would suggest you call the manufacturer of the spacer or call Boothe, this is a great guy to deal with, 626-336-1396, Tell hin Kevin from speedwheel sent you

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