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Old 10-21-07, 03:44 PM   #55 (permalink)
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Re: Care & Feeding of Knock-Off / On wheels

Big Foot,

You asked a very good question when you posted this thread.

It can't be personal preference as to the tightening/loosening direction.

It is what it is, depending on how the direction the spindle mfg. cut the hub/spinner threads.

All I'm saying is, to follow your wheel mfg.'s recommended installation tech.

For you, I assume that is Vintage Wheels, so you can follow what is published on their website, and/or the info RCR provided you with.

As far as torque per degree of rotation, (AN fitting example) this is a function of thread pitch.

You are also correct, as I assume you have Aviation exp., that damage will occur due to deviation from published installation techniques.

You are not beating a dead horse.

Cheers,
S
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