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Greeting's my friend and brother Mr Dee :tup:

Please share with us today the progress with your leg ?

-Clifford :tiphat:

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u did just the rears?

anyway yah, u do need to retorque the spacer lugs and the wheel lugs unless u used any loctite on the spacer lugs.
i usually do the bolt-ons using loctite blue (on the spacer lugs only) and just let it cure a day or so before taking it out.

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EW's :postwhore:-away cant see mr.clifford's post.. :icon17: :ugh:

mr. kenchan are you talking about wheel spacers?

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slow down EW! :mad:

yah, bolt-on type leon put on today. ive not done spacers in a while.. or had the need to.

its getting there brother, I'm about to ice it down...

you recommend using loctite?

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Didn't use any loctite on anything. I put anti-seize stuff on all the threads. Hand tightened as tight as possible for the spacer lugs. I don't have a proper converter socket for my torque bar since the inserting thingie on the bar is to large for any of my sockets other than the 21mm.

yah, the blue on the spacer lugs cause u cant retorque them unless u take off the wheel which imo is a pita. :D

but if u plan on removing the spacers a couple yrs down the road and will be running it through salty winter, might want to not use the loctite as precaution it might seize.

although u can use a heat gun and get them super hot making the loctite to release..

i dont use antiseize on the lug threads actually. i might use a dab on the hub area on really rusted rotors (buddies' cars).. brake related.

well Mr Dee prayers were said for you today :tup:

Sad news today from another close forum brother here who has not posted in awhile

:eek: He is very sick but wants to remain anonymous :(

Prayers said for all today :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

So basically, i am safe. I just need to torque the spacers down more. That should get rid of the slight floatiness in the wheel when forcing it right.

thanks the clifford...prayers received :iagree:

fellas I can't wait for zdayz...

we're a month away...

I still need to order a set of hood struts...

Outstanding Report :tup:

True fact today Mr Dee :tup:

I receive more private messages than my daily posts :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

the clifford is a person that should be respected boys and girls..:iagree:

My close brother from Arizona Mr Bob intends on
meeting Mr Dee at Zdayz :iagree:

The Clifford might show up as well :icon17:

-Clifford :tiphat:

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I just purchased me a set of hood struts from Z1... $100...Gone!

Sorry to hear :( Please send our best wishes for health and strength :tiphat:

Enjoy your evening everyone :tiphat:

Car looking good at work :tup: Now safely parked in the Dr. parking lot with Security office overlooking it.
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beautiful color....

im liking it duuuuuuude.

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love that magma red :yum:

its a pretty car..

is that a carbon fiber hood I see there?

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yep u should retorque it a few times actually if any of them have backed out.

as for the floatiness, no idea beside the fact dat u are running a lower wheel rate now vs stock.

so my younger kid talked back at the little faker dat's been picking on him at school, even shoved him back since he was pushed. :rofl2: my kid got in trouble for it cause the teacher (still a youngling 20 something, inexperienced) wasn't paying much attention to the kids and just saw my kid shoving the dumbf back.

my kid as worried i'd get mad for getting in trouble, but i told him 'well done! :tup: if the classmate does it again, yell back at him again... i'll talk to ur teacher.' :D

it is. :)

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