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Old 03-09-2009, 05:28 AM   #5
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Two completely different sets of conditions. Guess I'm unclear why someone would want to make one set do both.

As mentioned, they are super easy to swap, and you get a chance to make sure your wheel bolts are properly torqued.

Saw a Miata lose a wheel at an auto-x once, took out the front fender and the pass-side door. It was determined the lugs were improperly torqued and they let loose. Big OUCH for that driver.
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