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Old 04-08-2012, 05:31 PM
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I did first pass @ 15ft-lbs, then 25 ft-lbs with the psc diff covers with grade 8 bolts. No problems with broken bolts. About 6 months later I retorqued, just to check and they were pretty much all loose. No leaks but every bolt turned before hitting 25 ft-lbs on the torque wrench.
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Old 11-02-2012, 04:50 AM
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Broke one last night that came with my Riddler. I had it set to 30lbs.
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Originally Posted by JBonk10
Broke one last night that came with my Riddler. I had it set to 30lbs.
To save you time, just do first run to 15, second to 25 - done!
http://www.sor7.com/JEEP-Susp.html
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