nastang87xx
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Hey guys,
In the back of your cars, specifically you non-R guys, do you have a small gap or so in between your fully installed and secured wheel and your brake rotor? I just noticed this as my front wheels are flush, my rear wheels aren't and I'm on my stockers. I noticed this as I have heard some harsh sounds coming from my rear passenger side going over bumps and I thought my damn wheels were coming off. I pulled into a parking lot and reset my wheels, gap is still there, torqued down to 150. Anyone else?
In the back of your cars, specifically you non-R guys, do you have a small gap or so in between your fully installed and secured wheel and your brake rotor? I just noticed this as my front wheels are flush, my rear wheels aren't and I'm on my stockers. I noticed this as I have heard some harsh sounds coming from my rear passenger side going over bumps and I thought my damn wheels were coming off. I pulled into a parking lot and reset my wheels, gap is still there, torqued down to 150. Anyone else?
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