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Apr 3, 2012 | 07:43 PM
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Recently purchased B2autodesigns 25mm hubcentric wheel spacers.

When I install the spacers should I tighten the bolts to the hub as tight as I can or torque them to factory specs?

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Didn't they come with directions? If not, call the manufacturer and ask them what they recommend.
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Didn't they come with directions? If not, call the manufacturer and ask them what they recommend.
Yea i will Jus wondering what members would recommend. Thanks!
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Lol i swear in my email notification you responded something else. Weird LOL. But thanks for suggestion.
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I believe it's 80 ft/lbs if I remember right.
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I believe it's 80 ft/lbs if I remember right.
You are right, that is the factory torque spec.
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Lol i swear in my email notification you responded something else. Weird LOL. But thanks for suggestion.
Yeah I did, but I thought you were talking about hub centric rings and not spacers. I changed it to something that would be less likely to cause a part to fail and you getting injured as a result of bad info from me.
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