torque specs...newbie
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torque specs...newbie
Is there anywhere I can find torque specs for various bolts/parts?
In particular(1987) I am curious what torque rating for the front stabilizer bolts should be at? I'm talking about the bar directly above the battery.
Thanks..
In particular(1987) I am curious what torque rating for the front stabilizer bolts should be at? I'm talking about the bar directly above the battery.
Thanks..
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Re: torque specs...newbie (Barrm)
Listen the Strick. Go here: www.helminc.com
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
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Re: torque specs...newbie (CFI-EFI)
Listen the Strick. Go here: www.helminc.com
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
Not trying to be funny :D But if you have a stabilizer bar above the battery! you have been through a heck of a wreck :rolleyes: :D
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[Modified by jackdaroofer, 9:25 PM 2/28/2004]
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Re: torque specs...newbie (jackdaroofer)
Not trying to be funny :D But if you have a stabilizer bar above the battery! you have been through a heck of a wreck :rolleyes: :D
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Re: torque specs...newbie (Barrm)
I think he's talking about the square brace that adds a little triangulation to the cowl area. I don't know the torques off-hand but I can look them up tomorrow when I go back out to the garage. Tell me what size wrench tightens them and I can probably get you in the ball park. Ditto on the factory manuals too. It's the ONLY place you're liable to find specs like this.
[Modified by Corvette Kid NC, 10:40 PM 2/28/2004]
[Modified by Corvette Kid NC, 10:40 PM 2/28/2004]
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Re: torque specs...newbie (jackdaroofer)
Listen the Strick. Go here: www.helminc.com
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
:thumbs: The $100 or so for the shop manual is a good investment!
Not trying to be funny :D But if you have a stabilizer bar above the battery! you have been through a heck of a wreck :rolleyes: :D
:steering:
[Modified by jackdaroofer, 9:25 PM 2/28/2004]
I'd shoot you a number, but I can't think of a "stabilizer" above the battery. About all I have above my battery is the hood latch and the cruise servo. Good luck, and...
RACE ON!!!
:thumbs: The $100 or so for the shop manual is a good investment!
Not trying to be funny :D But if you have a stabilizer bar above the battery! you have been through a heck of a wreck :rolleyes: :D
:steering:
[Modified by jackdaroofer, 9:25 PM 2/28/2004]
