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Teraflex Steering Stabilizer

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Old 11-15-2008, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by kflash
What's the right torque for the two bolts?
50ft.lbs. according to the FSM.
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great info!
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instructions written on the plastic bag? Hopefully they will correct this and insert a paper copy.
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Originally Posted by kflash
What's the right torque for the two bolts?
SO, dumb question, but why can't you just tighten them with a regular ratchet? I don't own a torque wrench yet, but should I get one just for this install?

And, as far as dumb questions, doe sit really matter whether the cylinder is on the axle side or the passenger side? Seems like it doesn't, but I was just wondering...



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