Is it necessary to use dynamite to get a spinner off?

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05-24-2007, 06:39 PM

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Try knocking the spinner towrd the front of the car. If the wheels and/or adaptors were set up right then the spinners on both sides should loosen up when knocked forward...unless they have seized. An occurance that can happen due to no anti-seize being applied to the spinner and/or adapator threads and heat build up from the brakes.

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