NIKwoaC 中國製造 15 Year Member Oct 31, 2006 5,525 943 214 Chengdu Province Sep 6, 2009 #1 Sep 6, 2009 #1 What is the torque spec on 03-04 Cobra caliper banjo bolts (front and rear)? I need at least 2 agreeing sources, so speak up fellas (and ladies)! Thanks!
What is the torque spec on 03-04 Cobra caliper banjo bolts (front and rear)? I need at least 2 agreeing sources, so speak up fellas (and ladies)! Thanks!
BlownFiveLiter have car, will race....wait, it doesn't run 15 Year Member Nov 29, 1999 3,133 18 108 Chicagoland Sep 6, 2009 #2 Sep 6, 2009 #2 I've always followed the good-n-tight method with banjo bolts.
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,360 18,105 224 Massachusetts Sep 6, 2009 #3 Sep 6, 2009 #3 I do good-n-tight as well. Make sure you use brand new copper crush washers
NIKwoaC 中國製造 15 Year Member Oct 31, 2006 5,525 943 214 Chengdu Province Sep 6, 2009 #4 Sep 6, 2009 #4 I just like to torque things properly when going into aluminum. I trust my wrists going into steel or cast iron, but for aluminum, I usually only trust my torque wrench.
I just like to torque things properly when going into aluminum. I trust my wrists going into steel or cast iron, but for aluminum, I usually only trust my torque wrench.
Shaolin Crane Banned Oct 6, 2008 2,627 7 0 Kommiefornia Sep 6, 2009 #5 Sep 6, 2009 #5 i do the 3 flicks of my wrist only holding the wrench with my pinky
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,360 18,105 224 Massachusetts Sep 7, 2009 #6 Sep 7, 2009 #6 I'll look through my materials tomorrow, but part of me wants to say it was in the 20-25 ft-lbs range. But met me check first
I'll look through my materials tomorrow, but part of me wants to say it was in the 20-25 ft-lbs range. But met me check first