Halfway true the video I noticed how impressed I am with his way of speaking in front of the camera and the way the video is made in general. Absolute pro 👏
Do you need different spacers for different rims? I will buy new wheels for my car but after this winter, should i wait for the new ones before putting spacers on?
DO NOT USE ANTI-SEIZE on wheel bolts or nuts. using anti-seize drastically changes torque specs. I'm very surprised that this video recommends to use anti-seize on the bolts DON"T DO IT!
The best explanation of using wheel spacers correctly I've seen on RUclips so far.
Halfway true the video I noticed how impressed I am with his way of speaking in front of the camera and the way the video is made in general. Absolute pro 👏
Clean your bolt threads but don’t put grease or anti seize on them, it screws with the torque settings.
A proper explanation !well done!
One of the better videos about wheel spacers. It seems that European cars use different spacers than American? I have a 2004 Volvo s60.
Really good video
pro video. "great info."
Nice video
Do you need different spacers for different rims? I will buy new wheels for my car but after this winter, should i wait for the new ones before putting spacers on?
Are we still putting grease between the wheel and the hub ? Kind of thought that was no longer advised . This is an old video though.
he is using very little anti seize
5:48 NEVER put anti-seize on threads that will be torqued to spec.
Can u mix spacers? If I have an 8mm can I add a 5mm? For example.
NO
Not on the same axle, you can have different front and rear though
DO NOT USE ANTI-SEIZE on wheel bolts or nuts. using anti-seize drastically changes torque specs. I'm very surprised that this video recommends to use anti-seize on the bolts DON"T DO IT!