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Ok thank you. Also the lug nut torque is all over the place. One says 100 other says 145 and one says 450!!! What would you recommend?
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97.100 - that is pretty precise
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It really depends on you coach and rim/tire size
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Yup, changes with temp.97.100 - that is pretty precise
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