Rear subframe Torque specs?!?!?! ARGH!
#1
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Rear subframe Torque specs?!?!?! ARGH!
Hey guys,
Well i just finished redoing all of the underlay on my car and painting my subframes with por-15. I managed to find the torque spec for the front subframe but where the HELL is the torque specs for the rear subframe?!?!
Thanks in advance.
=Ben
Well i just finished redoing all of the underlay on my car and painting my subframes with por-15. I managed to find the torque spec for the front subframe but where the HELL is the torque specs for the rear subframe?!?!
Thanks in advance.
=Ben
#2
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Anybody?
Ive got my front suspension back together and my rear subframe is finger tight.
I promise ill post pics if someone gets me the torque specs
=Ben
Ive got my front suspension back together and my rear subframe is finger tight.
I promise ill post pics if someone gets me the torque specs
=Ben
#3
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Bump, just got to my garage. There must be someone out there that knows the answer to this question.
All of my forum searches turned up negative.
=Ben
All of my forum searches turned up negative.
=Ben
#5
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Well that thought went through my brain, however i am reluctant to assume the torque specs... but if there is nothing in the manual about it i very well may have to...
Maybe ill PM some of these other guys that have done a 'from the ground up' builds.
Anymore info is WELL appreciated.
Thanks,
=Ben
Maybe ill PM some of these other guys that have done a 'from the ground up' builds.
Anymore info is WELL appreciated.
Thanks,
=Ben
#6
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has anyone even had an issue not torquing things like this down to spec? i can understand wanting to torque an engine to spec, but most the parts i remove i just get them as tight as i can without breaking them. after you work on enough things you get an idea how much force it takes to break a bolt off. i've never had any issue from doing it this way. shoot some bolts wouldnt even allow room for a torque wrench in there. maybe this is a ghetto way of bolting things together but i never have issues. *shrug*
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