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jamsieballz
6 months ago 6
hahahahaha.......!!!!! id say someone didnt like this lad and losed the wheel nuts !!!!!!
420inthe604
1 month ago
@jamsieballz Or he put them on backwards
spugen
2 hours ago
@420inthe604 How the fuck do you put lug nuts on backwards? Are you stupid? They only thread one way.
420inthe604
1 hour ago
@spugen Now now, don't be an ignorant tool. I know for a fact it's possible because some goofball, very possibly the kind of character like yourself, put them on backwards. The customer then was driving on a narrow bridge in the middle of the city with her child in the back when all 4 wheels came off. It's very possible, go read a book.
I don't know if I should laugh.. or cry.
I don't even know how to reply to that.
That guy is an idiot. The lugnuts were not properly torqued and they all bailed when the tires started to turn.
It makes me wonder how this sperm won out of half a billion to produce this genius.
^ it was, parts store gave him the wrong size, threads were touching just enough to "tighten" down, not enough that they didn't just pull off when he started racing.
I dont believe that for a second. If you can torque it down to 90ft/lbs theres no way they should come off or slip in anyway.
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Originally Posted by 77civic1200
^ it was, parts store gave him the wrong size, threads were touching just enough to "tighten" down, not enough that they didn't just pull off when he started racing.
Man, this is super old sauce. I thought it was that the wrong size lug nuts were put on.
^ this guy is right. and this video was from like 5+ years ago.
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its like.. oh yeah oh yeah.. ohhhh yeah... OOoooOohh... why's it suddenly feel a bit better... ohhhh yeahh... ohhh...oh..fuck... it probably ripped.
Even if it's open-ended, it doesn't thread in past the first centimeter. Any idiot would figure that out.
uh... yeah it does.
if you take any nut, lug nut, lock nut, nuts with welded washers or just plain nuts in general it doesn't matter which way you put it in, it'll thread ALL the way in.
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