dodgestang
Active Member
Yeah that's right.....everytime I go in the garage to work on the cars...I turn on the lights, then I turn on the breaker for the compressor.
Today I did the same thing and then changed 8 tire/rim and put the wheels from the 65 on the 68 and visa versa. I used my impact to put on the lugs which is always up at 100+ ft/lbs.
Then I went for a drive in the 68 with the slightly smaller tires on it. 1/2 mile later...the back tire fell off.
Walk home, get the truck, get a jack, find all the lug nuts on the side of the road along the way. Put it back together and drive it back to the garage. Start trying to figure out what went wrong....and turns out I had left the compressor on last time...so I actually turned it off so by the time I put the last wheel on I was running 60ft lbs
Luckily the only damage is scaring to the inside of the wheel and I have extra wheels since I have a set for the track.
Today I did the same thing and then changed 8 tire/rim and put the wheels from the 65 on the 68 and visa versa. I used my impact to put on the lugs which is always up at 100+ ft/lbs.
Then I went for a drive in the 68 with the slightly smaller tires on it. 1/2 mile later...the back tire fell off.
Walk home, get the truck, get a jack, find all the lug nuts on the side of the road along the way. Put it back together and drive it back to the garage. Start trying to figure out what went wrong....and turns out I had left the compressor on last time...so I actually turned it off so by the time I put the last wheel on I was running 60ft lbs
Luckily the only damage is scaring to the inside of the wheel and I have extra wheels since I have a set for the track.