The above photo of a service kit show the bracket which the mounting bolt passes, and which screws into the captive nut on the other side.
This entire black bracket is screwed on to a thread until it meets a locknut - which you can see - the shiny bit of metal between the bracket and the rubber boot.
This isn't there for adjustment. It is factory set.
I did have cause to remove this once. I took the precaution of measuring the length before disassembly using a caliper with a vernier gauge accurate to a hundredth of a mm. Not a digital one - they are not accurate enough, even if they do show 3 decimal places.
When I put it together again, even though the locknut had not moved, the reading was wrong. I took it apart, cleaned the faces and reassembled. That was correct.
The factory setting is correct for the positioning of the primary seal in relation to the tiny compensation port. There is nothing to adjust. If you disturb it and get it wrong, you will probably end up with a rear wheel lockup.
The warning should be taken seriously. Don't mess around with it. If you are at the stage where you think that some adjustment is necessary there are two things to say
1. You are wrong
2 . You should get a new smc.
Where are these threads which mention SMC adjustment? Not on this forum surely?
Do yourself a favour and close your account. It sounds like they have no idea what they are talking about.