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11-24-2009, 11:58 AM

Gene wrote:

Quote:I think RTR runs a tight ship, my only beef is the torque squad at tech. I just changed to my track tires, I promise I torqued them, with a torque wrench. I don't need them over-torqued.

Gene, I know you mean well and you do everything possible to go thru tech easily, and it is redundant to check the torque of your wheels since you have done them 10 minutes earlier. BUT I've seen guys mount their track tires on the car while yapping away with his or her friends while doing the work, and guess what?............ Yep! Going to tech without ever torquing the lugs. This guy was caught on tech line. His answer: "Thanks, I forgot." Better be redundant than SORRY! Confused

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