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Old 07-24-2006, 01:26 AM
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I know this has been mentioned before, but I justed installed the wheel spacers from OTG, and all I can say is WOW! The install is a breeze. The customer service was top notch. And the spacers a real quaility product and the results after the install is just what my Xb needed. I have even noticed improved handling. The car feels much more stable.

So thanks Van at OTG for a great product!
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Van is def. the Man. OTG is a great product line. Win Win!
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samhain what wheels are you runnin?
i just put my OTG spacers on today
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I have the 17' Flik Wasp's with a 42 offset.
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Originally Posted by Kahuna
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I have some old pictures, but I'll get you guys some new ones this weekend.
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How long did it take you to do the install?? I emailed Van today regarding the shims. I just picked up my xB today so I am looking into doing this mod. Esp. with the wheels I will be running these would help allot.
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Less than an hour.
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ya just dont overtighten things or they will break...

i snapped the bolt for the parking brake cable bracket

what a fun fix that one was
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Does anyone know what the torque rating is on those bolts??

I will be using a airgun to do the install. Just want to make sure I dont over torque.
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If you even need bolt specs, you can use the following link.

http://www.engineershandbook.com/Tables/torque.htm

And there are links on that page to other types of fasteners as well.
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The instructions will have the torque specs needed to do the install. Don't use airtools. Make sure you have a torque wrench
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Originally Posted by jethro_b
The instructions will have the torque specs needed to do the install. Don't use airtools. Make sure you have a torque wrench
Ok cool.. So no air tools. I guess I'll be doing it by hand. I have a torque wrench so thats not a problem. I just dont want to over torque the bolts.

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Deffinitely don't over torque the p-brake bracket and the abs wire bracket. I managed to break the stud that's welded on for the abs wire bracket.............while using a torque wrench I might add. Bought a new one that it works a little different than I was expecting, so snap went the stud. had to drill it out and chisel off the little flange thing that was left behind. I used a grade 8 screw/bolt in the newly drilled hole and momentarily thought about doing the same thing to the other side, then I got smart and didn't touch it.
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It took me about 45 minutes to install the first side side, but less than 30 minutes to do the next side.
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man i put those spacer on my xb.i didnt have to read the instruction they gave me cuz i read and looked at the pics on the otg site. so wen they came in,it was a piece of cake. but then afterwards i lookd at the directions they gave me and they were pretty on point.i give otg 5 stars haha.
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