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Torque settings
Posted: 06:07 pm Nov 29 2006
by layoutd
well I found my wrench, but i can't find my book. can someone give me the torque settings for:
the linkage bolts
swing arm
shock
thanks
my favorite quote about torque, not sure about the source:
"speed is how fast your going when you hit the wall. torque is how far the wall moves when you hit it"
Posted: 07:51 pm Nov 29 2006
by stringburner
Uni-Trak Rocker arm Nut: 65 ft-lb/88 N-m
Uni-Trak Tie-Rod Nuts: 61 ft-lb/83 N-m
Swing Arm Pivot Nut: 65 ft-lb/88 N-m
Rear Shock Absorber Bolts: 29 ft-lb/39 N-m
Posted: 08:02 pm Nov 29 2006
by marco220
Tighten until you feel it strip and then back off a quarter turn!!!
If you insist on using the correct torque settings.....
Rocker Arm Nut: 65 ft/lb
Shock Bolt: 29 ft/lb
Tie-Rod Nut: 61 ft/lb
Swingarm Pivot Bolt: 65 ft/lb
Sorry for the duplicate of the same info -- for some reason I didn't see the first reponse when I submitted.
Posted: 08:28 pm Nov 29 2006
by layoutd
thanks
wonder how much of a difference 4 foot pounds make when you are already up to 61?
Posted: 09:21 pm Nov 29 2006
by stringburner
layoutd wrote:thanks
wonder how much of a difference 4 foot pounds make when you are already up to 61?
48 inch pounds.
Actually, I wouldn't think it would matter. Alot of wrenches probably aren't that accurate anyways. Or, it could snap off right at 62 ft-lb, if your luck is anything like mine.