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sailnseagulls · 05-04-2008, 01:06 AM

The manual says 80-96 ft. lbs for the rears. Richard did not supply any other directions, so I used about the same torque.
Larry

I just looked at your toothbar post. I also should tell you that you will need a thin walled socket to fit the holes in the spacer. I first tried a heavy duty socket from my airgun and it wouldn't fit inside. I installed the front and rear skidplate last year from BroTek and it was an easy install and great insurance.

05-04-2008, 01:06 AM	#3 (permalink)
sailnseagulls Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hudson Valley, NY Posts: 67	Re: Bro-Tek Wheel Spacers The manual says 80-96 ft. lbs for the rears. Richard did not supply any other directions, so I used about the same torque. Larry I just looked at your toothbar post. I also should tell you that you will need a thin walled socket to fit the holes in the spacer. I first tried a heavy duty socket from my airgun and it wouldn't fit inside. I installed the front and rear skidplate last year from BroTek and it was an easy install and great insurance.