Wheel spacer question
Originally Posted by JLE21
spydertrax all the way
Originally Posted by jkfisher84
What's the set up u got there? And would the spidertrax spacers also work with the 16" stock steelies? I have those and the 17" rubis(moabs) and really can't justify a third set!
I bought a used set and no problems after 3k and just checked them. Question??? Retorqueing? Should we take nuts off and reapply loctite when retorqueing?? Mine didn't budge, so technically the loctite would still be intact.
Note: spacers do the job and look a lot better than having my tires countersunk in the wheel well!!! Just need my 35's!! Eta cpl weeks when uncle Sam sends my $$$ back!!
Note: spacers do the job and look a lot better than having my tires countersunk in the wheel well!!! Just need my 35's!! Eta cpl weeks when uncle Sam sends my $$$ back!!
I bought a used set and no problems after 3k and just checked them. Question??? Retorqueing? Should we take nuts off and reapply loctite when retorqueing?? Mine didn't budge, so technically the loctite would still be intact.
Note: spacers do the job and look a lot better than having my tires countersunk in the wheel well!!! Just need my 35's!! Eta cpl weeks when uncle Sam sends my $$$ back!!
Note: spacers do the job and look a lot better than having my tires countersunk in the wheel well!!! Just need my 35's!! Eta cpl weeks when uncle Sam sends my $$$ back!!
If you use the same force to retorque that you used to install, you are more likely to separate/break the loctite
Originally Posted by Patman
Retorqueing should be done with less force than what's called for (maybe 5ft/lbs less), and if nothing moves, you're good. If anything moves, you should remove the bolt(s) affected and reinstall.
If you use the same force to retorque that you used to install, you are more likely to separate/break the loctite
Retorqueing should be done with the same torque value originally used. Loctite has a breakaway torque and a prevailing torque. Even if you were to exceed the breakaway torque ( not likely) the prevailing torque would prevent the hardware from backing out. If you clean the hardware properly and apply the loctite properly, a retourque should not be needed. I recommend using loctite n- type primer as well.
And to the OP, love my Spidertrax. They saved me a ton of money on aftermarket wheels that i really didnt want to buy to begin with. I like my factory wheels and wanted to keep them.



