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Originally posted by b3lha
You have to be really careful not to overtighten them. It is very easy to strip the thread on the axle. 
In fact, the whole drivetrain of a Justy seems to be made of rather soft stuff.
Phil.
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Well, it's at least made of
little stuff!
Hopefully I'll get my spacers today so I can see, finally, whether or not I can mount these stupid wheels I bought.
Oh, and here's some funny Justy trivia. I had the front of the Justy up on jackstands so I could replace a stripped stud. The stands were under both of the front jacking points on the edges of the body, right behind the rear wheel wells. I realized that the parts I needed were on the front seat, so I opened the door.
Or tried to, anyway. It seems that the car was
flexing and with the front hanging over these jackstands, the front doors didn't open and close right. I stuck my jack underneath the front subframe, lifted slowly, and I could watch the car bend back.
Yeah, so...uh...I need to put in that rollcage.
