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Read articles →This is a hands-on install video for Bora (Stahl) steel wheel spacers on a 2025R, covering paint prep on the mating surfaces, torquing lugs to 70 ft-lbs with blue Loctite, and a driveway test showing the tractor settles faster over bumps and feels less tippy. It skips deep spec talk but includes a real cost-saving tip on where to buy them. Good for owners specifically considering this upgrade.
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Paint the steel spacers to prevent corrosion, apply blue Loctite to the lugs, tighten by hand, then torque to seventy foot pounds and recheck after a couple hours as things settle in.
Yes, the owner noticed the tractor settled itself out much quicker over a bump on the driveway and reported an appreciable difference in stability after installing the spacers.
Buying them through Bora or Motorsports Tech on eBay instead of the Bora website saved about thirty dollars, even though they are the same product, not a knockoff.
No, aluminum spacers come anodized and are a straight bolt-on, while steel spacers require painting the unmating surfaces to prevent corrosion.