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That looks way to high, on my 82 service manual it states
Caliper Mounting Bolt 70 ft. lbs.
Caliper Housing Bolt (Front Disk Brakes) 130 ft. lbs.
Caliper Housing Bolt (Rear Disk Brakes) 60 ft. lbs.
I used never seize on the caliper mounting bolts so I torqued them to 45 ft. lbs. as any higher would split the lock washer and I used socket head cap screw lock washers as they were the only ones that fit under the head of the 7/16 bolt which has a unique under size head compared to the rest of normal bolts.
It's from the '67 service manual; copy/paste wasn't a thing back then, so who knows...
Here's the '72 service manual - which is certainly more in line with the comments here for mounting.
It's from the '67 service manual; copy/paste wasn't a thing back then, so who knows...
Here's the '72 service manual - which is certainly more in line with the comments here for mounting.
really shows the size difference too on corvette compared to others!
op pay attention to foot pounds and newton meters. The aim i posted is in nm.
so 80-110nm is around 60-80 ft #..
The GM manual shows the front bolt torque for the halves. 130 ft/lb, if you torque the rear half bolts to that you will twist and distort the bolt. tested that many years ago.