Trailing arm spindle support stud torque specs
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Drifting
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Nixa Missouri
Trailing arm spindle support stud torque specs
This was a tuff one to search for last night.
Anyway can someone help me out with the torque specs for the support stud nuts. Much apperciated!!
Anyway can someone help me out with the torque specs for the support stud nuts. Much apperciated!!
Racer
Joined: Oct 2013
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From: Tampa Bay Florida
'78 Chevy service manual states: Drive spindle support to torque arm 30 ft/lbs. Strut rod to spindle support 75 ft/lbs (plus additional torque necessary to line up cotter pin hole). Happy to help. Hope this answers your question.
Racer
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From: Tampa Bay Florida
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Drifting
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Nixa Missouri
Thanks, guys. I finished the passenger side T/A today. I'll hopfully get the second TA finished tomorrow.
I'm always on the van steel site looking at suspension goodies and I didnt see where they have a tech section or torque specs. However I might be on a different van steel site. Hint Hint!!
Thanks again.
I'm always on the van steel site looking at suspension goodies and I didnt see where they have a tech section or torque specs. However I might be on a different van steel site. Hint Hint!!
Thanks again.
Race Director
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: North of Toronto - Ontario
I tend to be overly careful with tightening stuff, mainly because I work a little here and then a little there. That and too many years working on military/aerospace stuff, "if it isn't documented, it didn't happen"
Van-Steel, There was a page in the middle (ok on page 9) of their cat. (looks like 59 in the new cat)
http://www.vansteel.com/2013webcatalog2.pdf
It's got some handy numbers to print and stick in your binder
M
Van-Steel, There was a page in the middle (ok on page 9) of their cat. (looks like 59 in the new cat)
http://www.vansteel.com/2013webcatalog2.pdf
It's got some handy numbers to print and stick in your binder
M
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 1,900
Likes: 3
From: Nixa Missouri
I tend to be overly careful with tightening stuff, mainly because I work a little here and then a little there. That and too many years working on military/aerospace stuff, "if it isn't documented, it didn't happen"
Van-Steel, There was a page in the middle (ok on page 9) of their cat. (looks like 59 in the new cat)
http://www.vansteel.com/2013webcatalog2.pdf
It's got some handy numbers to print and stick in your binder
M
Van-Steel, There was a page in the middle (ok on page 9) of their cat. (looks like 59 in the new cat)
http://www.vansteel.com/2013webcatalog2.pdf
It's got some handy numbers to print and stick in your binder
M
Thank you Mr. Mooser,
I've seen the PDF catalog many times and felt no reason to open it up cause I had access to the site. Lesson learned.
Thanks for the information.
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