Billynath1988
Senior Member
buy the torque wrench, its a good tool to have and its worth the investment then the one time cost of paying someone to do this. Also maybe buy a jack. I recently purchased a 6ton jack/jackstand combo from pepboys which has been great if you needed a suggestion. it was 50 bucks.
Use the above instructions. add a very thin coat of anti seize to the back of the wheel spacer. After torquing the bolts, drive about 250 miles and then recheck and re torque all the spacers.
Use the above instructions. add a very thin coat of anti seize to the back of the wheel spacer. After torquing the bolts, drive about 250 miles and then recheck and re torque all the spacers.