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Okay, I bought safety wire and pliers, why risk the wheels getting loose. . .
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Good.

Now remember to twist them to the right on the drivers side, and (obviously) to the left for the passenger side.
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I am sort of slow waiting for jury duty-doing my job for God & Country, Think about this:
If you put the safety wire on tight (to hold nut on?) and it for some reason backed off a little bit - Wouldn't it still be "tight"? Therfore missing the scrutny it so deserves?
No, if it loosened at all, the wire would have to be broken which is alot easier to see.
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rsimoes- We just use the saftey pins on our sprint car. You just drill a small hole in the the axle tube. Never have any problems.
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