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I've started on 10/60 as my car is majority track work and when on the road it's not for stop start in traffic it's purely out for a drive for the sake of it so no hanging about.
It's cool. I forgot your 21years of life experience know more than the company supplying and most likely manufacturing company also. These people give out instructions as to cover there ass. As with anything you supply you need to be covered legally. Insurances etc. But nah. They're wrong...
The more you tighten the stud into the hub, plus the pressure you tighten the wheel onto the hub, you are going to stretch the stud even more. Which you do not want.
Yours have been fitted for about a week. Only 1 hub of mine came loose after a lot of track use after being fitted for over a year.
I'm going to listen to the Motorsport specialist who most likely got that from the manufacturer.
I left mine on stands for a couple hours to set before wheels...