Torque Value question
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Drifting
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From: Brown Summit North Carolina
Torque Value question
I seem to be missing a page from my 1971 AIM
Does anyone have the page with the front spindle and knuckle and dust sheild?
I am in need of the torque values for the 2 lower bolts and the one large upper bolt.
Thanks
David
Does anyone have the page with the front spindle and knuckle and dust sheild?
I am in need of the torque values for the 2 lower bolts and the one large upper bolt.
Thanks
David
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From: Graceland in a Not Correctly Restored Stingray
Assuming there wouldn't likely be any difference during the model run, and that I'm clear on the bolts to which you are referring (pic?), I haven't been able to find those specs in any of my AIMS or manuals. Perhaps this reference will help if no one has the exact data...
http://www.engineershandbook.com/Tables/torque.htm
TSW
http://www.engineershandbook.com/Tables/torque.htm
TSW
Team Owner
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi David,
I've never seen values for those dust shield bolts. That spindle, steering arm, etc., came to the line as an assembly and thus the values aren't in the AIM.
70 ft/lbs, for the 2 lower (STEERING ARM) in the GM CHASSIS SERVICE MANUAL, front suspension torques, page- specs 2. I can't find anything on the upper.
Regards,
Alan
PS: It sounds like there are less and less parts remaining on those tables!!!!
I've never seen values for those dust shield bolts. That spindle, steering arm, etc., came to the line as an assembly and thus the values aren't in the AIM.
70 ft/lbs, for the 2 lower (STEERING ARM) in the GM CHASSIS SERVICE MANUAL, front suspension torques, page- specs 2. I can't find anything on the upper.
Regards,
Alan
PS: It sounds like there are less and less parts remaining on those tables!!!!
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 1,254
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From: Brown Summit North Carolina
Hi David,
I've never seen values for those dust shield bolts. That spindle, steering arm, etc., came to the line as an assembly and thus the values aren't in the AIM.
70 ft/lbs, for the 2 lower (STEERING ARM) in the GM CHASSIS SERVICE MANUAL, front suspension torques, page- specs 2. I can't find anything on the upper.
Regards,
Alan
PS: It sounds like there are less and less parts remaining on those tables!!!!
I've never seen values for those dust shield bolts. That spindle, steering arm, etc., came to the line as an assembly and thus the values aren't in the AIM.
70 ft/lbs, for the 2 lower (STEERING ARM) in the GM CHASSIS SERVICE MANUAL, front suspension torques, page- specs 2. I can't find anything on the upper.
Regards,
Alan
PS: It sounds like there are less and less parts remaining on those tables!!!!
Alan , just 2 hours ago , I said to myself. I hope Alan is on the forum. He will have the answer.
And I was right.
Thanks so much. I will use your numbers on the lower and best estimate on top.
And yes the pool table is close to being a pool table again
I sure hope to meet you some day.
Thanks
David
