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Great info...I was thinking ARP stuff which this does not have. I assume the torque is stated for use with these stock washers too...65/75 ?
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Bob,
I will have to re-check a GM service manual I have. I seem to recall that the torque was less due to the washers. I will verify this evening for you. ![]() Steve
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Bob,
This is what I used for torque reference. I hope this helps you. Steve ![]() These are the torque specifications. See note #3 @ bottom. ![]()
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be sure to deburr your washers and use an assembly lube on them when torquing, otherwise you could be getting incorrect torque readings.
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Jason,
Excellent point. I forgot to add that. Steve
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Thanks guys..I'm just re-torqueing them
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turn the compressor up and hit 'em with an impact, that'll get 'em
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