As long as the outer removal ring has most of the threads engaged it doesn't matter how tight. I prefer not to tighten them, and leave them about 1/4 turn short of the bottom so that in the event they seize I can work in either direction to free them. Also, If yours removes easily, take it off and put some grease or anti-seize on the threads then replace it.
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