The performance cover is thicker and can handle a higher torque. The bolt stretch is a constant but if the cover is thin it can be deformed by using the max torque that the bolt/stud is rated so the thin cover has a lower crush torque rating. It always depends on what youβre fastening as to...
What theyβre saying is the performance cover is heavy cast or billet and can handle a higher torque clamping pressure than the stamped steel cover. If the stamped one is over torqued it can deform the bolt holes and not give as much clamping force. With the right sealant it wonβt matter much.
Dropped the pressure to 5 psi on my Non-Squatch to get this 9β beast in the garage. Just keep straight and donβt turn the steering wheel π³ππ
had to drop the front tires also
There are deals to be found. I drove 270 miles to pick these up but it was worth the savings
I have snow and ice to deal with in winter here in northeast Tennessee mountains.
a lift is next on my list. π
I just got these yesterday. They are 2025 Badlands takeoffs. K002 tires had 20 miles on them. Found on Facebook marketplace for a reasonable price for all5 with sensors included. I like the look and ride noise is good.
They are 285/70-17.
β24 Big Bend 4dr. 2.3L Automatic = 22.5 lifetime mpg. Avg peed on highway 72 mph
wifes Hyundai Ionic hybrid = 56-58 mpg @75 mph. π
guess which one she prefers ππ
I didnβt buy mine for mpg though ππ