Standard S.A.S on Red Solo Truck

Started by Red Solo Truck, April 15, 2012, 10:16:07 PM

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Nimyad

Looks great, stance is almost identical to mine. Don't lift it at all!!! That stance is great.

Red Solo Truck

Quote from: nimyad on May 09, 2012, 10:33:25 PM
Looks great, stance is almost identical to mine. Don't lift it at all!!! That stance is great.


Yea I'm really happy on  how it came out I don't want to go any hire.

Red Solo Truck

I just need to tie up some loose end like shocks, bump stops , a little cutting and front driveline.
After all that when I get some more money saved i want to put in dual cases.

Peterbuilt84

Stance came out great after the sas :smokin: Now get some dents on that thing  :gap:

Red Solo Truck

Dose any one have problems with there wheel spacers Comeing loose?

83 Crawler

Quote from: Red Solo Truck on May 11, 2012, 08:20:15 PM
Dose any one have problems with there wheel spacers Comeing loose?

thats why i hate wheel spaacers

nisota

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82' 2wd-4wd project
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=89180.0

Nimyad

Quote from: Red Solo Truck on May 11, 2012, 08:20:15 PM
Dose any one have problems with there wheel spacers Comeing loose?

I never have, I don't run lock tight either. Just torque them down hard.

Red Solo Truck





Still not to sure what to do about my wheel spacer.

toyotech

keep it. i havent any problems with mine. besides how many threads have you see where people said their wheel spacer fell off.  i know tons of people that run them. if your worry. throw some lock tight on them

86yoter

i haven't taken mine off yet and i drive some miles. they are not loose.
86' runner nothing special

Dingman.

I always lock tight them on.  I just had to take them off to swap rotors and my impact gun could barely break them loose.


zebracrawler

is your hub ok or does it need new studs and nuts
sas 85 2wd dual cases locked rear 35s
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=81775.0

Red Solo Truck

Quote from: zebracrawler on May 13, 2012, 11:38:00 AM
is your hub ok or does it need new studs and nuts

Yea my hubs fine........ I just took the nuts off my ifs hubs


THK Matt

Quote from: Peterbuilt84 on April 26, 2012, 01:12:34 AM
Backing plate eliminators? You did it the hard way lol. I just drilled out the spot welds holding the backing plate, came out really clean.

you lose like 1/16in thickness doing that.
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Red Solo Truck

So when i put my wheel spacers on i used loctight and i impacted the :pokinit: out of them...... this is what happend 2 days later on the freeway off ramp.




nisota

Holy crap thats a really bad deal. Makes me scared to run wheel spacers.  :sheerterror:
Oregon wheelin'
82' 2wd-4wd project
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=89180.0

Mudfanatic92

OH snap!! Now im nervous to run wheel spacers.... yikes! And it happened to both sides?!

zebracrawler

its chill just drive around on your rotor haha :hammerhead:
sas 85 2wd dual cases locked rear 35s
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=81775.0

Red Solo Truck

yea all 6 of the nuts on the spacer backed off. i pulled over because i fell a really bad vibation when i breaked and i got out to look at  everthing and i didnt see anything major so i was gunna limp it off the freeway so i could crawl under it, and ass soon as started going my dam tired just falls off 

Red Solo Truck

Quote from: Mudfanatic92 on May 13, 2012, 09:33:29 PM
OH snap!! Now im nervous to run wheel spacers.... yikes! And it happened to both sides?!

No just happend to the driver side, but i wasnt gunna chance drive the rest of the way with it comeing off to.

nisota

 :thumbdown: I ran them before on a 2wd & I thought i just didnt torque them down good but apparently the more I read maybe wheel spacers are just bad news.
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http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=89180.0

Nimyad

Man that's crazy. I've put over 20k miles on truck since jan last year and my spacers havn't come loose at all.

Red Solo Truck

i think i might just put a small tack weld on each stud

Peterbuilt84

Quote from: Red Solo Truck on May 13, 2012, 09:16:41 PM
...and i impacted the :pokinit: out of them......

I would say this was the problem.

83 Crawler

f wheel spacers, thats why i dont

Red Solo Truck

Quote from: Peterbuilt84 on May 13, 2012, 10:20:48 PM
I would say this was the problem.

As much as I did I didn't harm the studs.

91 ex-cab

I still think the studs are to short, I didn't look at them until on the freeway when the tire came off. I also didn't see them torqued all the way down so maybe there's more stud there than I think. Truck looks  :smokin: though.

Tankard

Whoa! :scared: That's no good, glad you didn't get injured.

In the past I have used fingernail polish for all my DD wheel spacers with zero issues. Impacting the manure out of them is more than likely where things went wrong. The torque specs are under 85 ft. lbs. (check a manual for the correct torque numbers). If you use a torque wrench it will allow for an even torque on all those itty-bitty studs.

Like 83crawler said "f wheel spacers" they should be steel.

Over torquing a stud usually stretches it and makes it untrustworthy. I recommend new studs with proper torque specs and lock tight and you should be good  :thumbs:
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