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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
05+ axle swap: quick question
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[QUOTE="Jomax, post: 1355183, member: 376"] Stover lock nuts are one piece, all-metal prevailing torque hex nuts with a conical top and a flat bottom bearing surface with chamfered corners. The locking action, created by distortion of their top threads, is said to be capable of withstanding severe vibration and shock loads. [ATTACH=full]162863[/ATTACH] The top is crimped for a stover nut as seen in pic Nylock nuts degrade over time, loosing all the hold down force they once had. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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