wheel studs
Based on your mods, now. I have seen guys hitting 5-6 launches on slicks and you can see the studs bending. Its more like repeated launches will do the job. You just need to plan for it accordingly.
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One thing I've learned running a spool (even a tight posi will do it) is to check and properly torque the lugnuts on a reguler basis.
The constant working back and forth takes it's toll.
I've seen 5/8" screw-in studs break too (other side was loose so we figured that's what happened).
The constant working back and forth takes it's toll.
I've seen 5/8" screw-in studs break too (other side was loose so we figured that's what happened).
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Verdad Gallardo One thing I've learned running a spool (even a tight posi will do it) is to check and properly torque the lugnuts on a reguler basis.
The constant working back and forth takes it's toll.
I've seen 5/8" screw-in studs break too (other side was loose so we figured that's what happened).
The constant working back and forth takes it's toll.
I've seen 5/8" screw-in studs break too (other side was loose so we figured that's what happened).
