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long weekend things to do, whats ur list?
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Chris, I've always shimmed the distance piece and torqued to 45 lb/ft initially, then tighten further to line up the first available cotter pin hole. I think the distance piece adds rigidity to the spindle, although there are those who say it's not required with the tapered bearings. I would rather err on the side of caution. It's my butt in the seat, after all.
Jeff
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tony barnhill
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Well, I'm back home....
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I was - but I've gotta get to work on the GRM car!