Good size tires...
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Absolutely. As long as you torgued to the manufacturers specs and used loctite, you will be good to go. I would check the torque after 100 miles or so, then make it a habit to check them every time you rotate and balance the tires just to make sure nothing has come loose.
JK Jedi Master
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Absolutely. As long as you torgued to the manufacturers specs and used loctite, you will be good to go. I would check the torque after 100 miles or so, then make it a habit to check them every time you rotate and balance the tires just to make sure nothing has come loose.
JK Freak
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Yuppers. I checked my spidertrax at about 500 miles after install. 1 nut was loose. Ive rotated tires twice since then and checked both times with NO loose nuts. Thats about 10K miles on the spacers without issue. Been off-road several times during that time also.
JK Super Freak
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My only suggestion would be to swap out the spare too. Not just for good looks, but for function too.
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JK Newbie
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Since you set to 90, set your torque wrench to 80 when checking the spacer lug nuts and turn until it clicks/beeps/whatevers. You don't actually want to turn the nuts because that would break the Loctite seal (if you could; that red Loctite is nearly impossible to break).
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