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Instead of jumping or hitting the wrench to loosen or tighten the lugs. Use a metal pipe on the wrench, I have an aluminum one and it's a breeze to

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Old 11-28-2009, 04:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Instead of jumping or hitting the wrench to loosen or tighten the lugs. Use a metal pipe on the wrench, I have an aluminum one and it's a breeze to change the rims.
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Instead of jumping or hitting the wrench to loosen or tighten the lugs. Use a metal pipe on the wrench, I have an aluminum one and it's a breeze to change the rims.
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Instead of jumping or hitting the wrench to loosen or tighten the lugs. Use a metal pipe on the wrench, I have an aluminum one and it's a breeze to change the rims.
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Tools Needed:
a. Torque wrench
b. Car Jack.
c. 12 mm wrench.
d. Help from another friend or a long metal or aluminum pipe to loose the OEM lugnuts.
Yes, if you don't have a friend, metal pipe is your friend!

Hey spear, recently I have been turning the VDC off from time to time and drifting in turns . haha I know I should stop this but these tires love getting loose!
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Hey spear, recently I have been turning the VDC off from time to time and drifting in turns . haha I know I should stop this but these tires love getting loose!
I've been thinking about this but then I image the rubber actively coming off the tire and my wife's reaction when I tell her I need new ones!

That being said, any aggressive corners with the winter tires really makes the Z rotate nicely. The Z wants to drift and darn is it fun with those winter tires.
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I've been thinking about this but then I image the rubber actively coming off the tire and my wife's reaction when I tell her I need new ones!

That being said, any aggressive corners with the winter tires really makes the Z rotate nicely. The Z wants to drift and darn is it fun with those winter tires.
It's a lot of fun drifting on skinny snow tires but they sure won't last long! The soft winter tread wears pretty quickly, once the tires are 50% worn they are basically just all seasons.
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