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question: how many of the 6 wheel studs did the writer sheer off?, context: While installing wheel spacers wheel studs sheared off. Should I get rid of them? Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 173k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#. Well, I got near the 90 pounds but before that I realized something was wrong. 3 out of the 6 wheel studs had sheared off! I don't get it. Specs say torque to 90 pounds and some people have even torqued their 4Runners to 100# just to be sure! Are my wheel studs too old? Should I just forget about my spacers and get rid of them?
how many of the 6 wheel studs did the writer sheer off?
Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 17 3 k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#.
While installing wheel spacers wheel studs sheared off. Should I get rid of them? Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 173k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#. Well, I got near the 90 pounds but before that I realized something was wrong. 3 out of the 6 wheel studs had sheared off! I don't get it. Specs say torque to 90 pounds and some people have even torqued their 4Runners to 100# just to be sure! Are my wheel studs too old? Should I just forget about my spacers and get rid of them?
Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 17 <hl> 3 <hl> k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#.
While installing wheel spacers wheel studs sheared off. Should I get rid of them? Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 17<hl> 3 <hl>k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#. Well, I got near the 90 pounds but before that I realized something was wrong. 3 out of the 6 wheel studs had sheared off! I don't get it. Specs say torque to 90 pounds and some people have even torqued their 4Runners to 100# just to be sure! Are my wheel studs too old? Should I just forget about my spacers and get rid of them?
While installing wheel spacers wheel studs sheared off. Should I get rid of them? <hl> Was installing 1.25" hub centric billet aluminum spacers on a 2006 4Runner with 17 3 k highway miles and set the torque wrench to 90#. <hl> Well, I got near the 90 pounds but before that I realized something was wrong. 3 out of the 6 wheel studs had sheared off! I don't get it. Specs say torque to 90 pounds and some people have even torqued their 4Runners to 100# just to be sure! Are my wheel studs too old? Should I just forget about my spacers and get rid of them?