09-22-2014, 06:33 PM
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Cobra Make, Engine: SPF#0760
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I believe the safety wire on a wheel spinner is only usefull as an indicator that the knock-off has moved, not a device to prevent movement of the knock-off. This is contrary to the function of safety wiring on a bolt or nut else ware on a car. I put them on the wheel with a bit of slack, not like a guitar string. If a spinner should loosten, the wire will go taunt indicating movement of the knock-off. For that matter, should they be referred to as spinners or knock-offs? I've also heard them referred to as wheel nuts.
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