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You'll be fine at 80lbs there is no reason to caveman them any tighter on unless you want to end up with stripped lug-nuts or studs never mind the fukin
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You'll be fine at 80lbs there is no reason to caveman them any tighter on unless you want to end up with stripped lug-nuts or studs
never mind the fukin hernia you're going to get trying to get them off in an emergency!
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