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[QUOTE=" Pimptastic!
Was planning on buying some Escape Gear covers but saw these at Costco for $50 each. Fit pretty good and don't smell too bad.

Probably still gonna buy some sturdier covers tho. These are gonna get diiirty!

100% rat-fur??? :flipoff2:

I seriously need to redo my passenger seat.[/QUOTE]

Haha. Yeah you never know. They do say genuine Australian sheepskin but who knows. We'll see how long they last in there. I can't seem to find any seat cover I like. But these are damn comfy. Will most likely go on my beater Corolla.
 
I've had those Costco sheepskin covers for a couple years. They've been great but the passenger side has started to disintegrate.
 
I torque mine way more than 25. Not sure if it is right, but seems to do the trick for me and does not seem to overheat. I seem to have to go in there every couple of years anyway.
I did like 30 when I repacked mine recently. One was really loose. Recent 1000+ mile road-trip and no worries.
 
Lock nut s/b @ 47 ft-lbs no?
 
Yes, inner preload nut should be torqued to 25ftlb especially when running larger tires. Outer locknut should be 47ftlb and don't forget the locking tabs for BOTH inner and outer nut.

Or you could just move over to the TG nut and be done with it.... That reminds me, I have two sets of those sitting someplace in my garage...

-A
 
Or you could just move over to the TG nut and be done with it.... That reminds me, I have two sets of those sitting someplace in my garage...

-A
YUP
 
Or you could just move over to the TG nut and be done with it.... That reminds me, I have two sets of those sitting someplace in my garage...

-A


Agreed and also have a set of those in my parts box, just waiting for the preload nut to get loose again or the next rebuild. At the current rate that might be a while, the 25lb preload suggested by good folks from AZ have been holding up great even with big tires and wheeling.
 
Agreed and also have a set of those in my parts box, just waiting for the preload nut to get loose again or the next rebuild. At the current rate that might be a while, the 25lb preload suggested by good folks from AZ have been holding up great even with big tires and wheeling.

Same plan here... It's become routine to check mine before every drive that takes be further then my towns boundary.
 
I noticed a little "shimmy" in my passenger wheel. Was going to do my knuckle rebuild last weekend but it was -5F degrees. My heater would've been working its butt off to keep it comfortable in there. Don't have time to do it this weekend as it's the first show choir competition of the year for my daughter and indoor baseball practice on Sunday for my son. So it will wait. But I will check the tightness of my nuts tonight.

(There is a lob for you all. Have fun!)
 
Or you could just move over to the TG nut and be done with it.... That reminds me, I have two sets of those sitting someplace in my garage...

-A
Why the "TG" nut? Is it made with special ancient Chinese secret?
 
What is a TG nut?!
 
Or you could just move over to the TG nut and be done with it.... That reminds me, I have two sets of those sitting someplace in my garage...

-A
I tried searching for the trail gear nut. Which is it or is it just a standard two lock nut deal?
 

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