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Thanks for the reply. I put a crescent wrench on it last night and then measured the width of the opening. It measured about 15/16 of an inch. So it must be a 24MM?
Another question. The shop manual says 19 lbs of torque on the top nut on the front shocks. Is that consistent regardless of shock brand? I am replacing the factory shocks with Bilstein Sport Shocks.
Thanks for the reply. I put a crescent wrench on it last night and then measured the width of the opening. It measured about 15/16 of an inch. So it must be a 24MM?
Another question. The shop manual says 19 lbs of torque on the top nut on the front shocks. Is that consistent regardless of shock brand? I am replacing the factory shocks with Bilstein Sport Shocks.
Thanks again for your help.
Tom.
I followed all OEM torque specs when I put in my Konis with no issue.
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