Torque Specs

Originally Posted by zero610 Ok, here are 2 pictures I found on this forum...in the album section. One is of the car facing right and the other is of the

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Originally Posted by zero610

Ok, here are 2 pictures I found on this forum...in the album section. One is of the car facing right and the other is of the car facing left. You can see that on the "left" picture, the "thin" part of the wheel is facing rearward. On the "right" pictures, you can see the "thin" part of the wheel facing forward. This shows that there is no "right wheel" and "left wheel" doesn't it?

You are correct. I noticed this a while back and thought it was a little wacky. Most wheels are individually symetrical however, only our "lobster claws" have a thin side to the spoke.

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