OTG Shims. Once installed, do they need to be re-torqued?
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OTG Shims. Once installed, do they need to be re-torqued?
Hello all
I installed a OTG shims in my box last Saturday. Do I need to re-torque it? I am new on spacers and shims. I'm kinda nervous. I checked them this afternoon (visually, I went under the car), and they look okay. Do I need to do anything else?
I just want to be ready, my new wheels are coming and I want to have all 4 wheels visually with the same aligment.
Anyone?
Thanks.
I installed a OTG shims in my box last Saturday. Do I need to re-torque it? I am new on spacers and shims. I'm kinda nervous. I checked them this afternoon (visually, I went under the car), and they look okay. Do I need to do anything else?
I just want to be ready, my new wheels are coming and I want to have all 4 wheels visually with the same aligment.
Anyone?
Thanks.
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Re: OTG Shims. Once installed, do they need to be re-torqued
Originally Posted by ppluche
Hello all
I installed a OTG shims in my box last Saturday. Do I need to re-torque it? I am new on spacers and shims. I'm kinda nervous. I checked them this afternoon (visually, I went under the car), and they look okay. Do I need to do anything else?
I just want to be ready, my new wheels are coming and I want to have all 4 wheels visually with the same aligment.
Anyone?
Thanks.
I installed a OTG shims in my box last Saturday. Do I need to re-torque it? I am new on spacers and shims. I'm kinda nervous. I checked them this afternoon (visually, I went under the car), and they look okay. Do I need to do anything else?
I just want to be ready, my new wheels are coming and I want to have all 4 wheels visually with the same aligment.
Anyone?
Thanks.
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