What is the torque spec for this part?
Im not sure how this part is called, but what is the torque spec for it?
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Sway Bar End Link.. Im pretty sure..not sure of the torque spec though.. I always snug it til the rubber/urethane starts to press out a little and stop.
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Originally Posted by jeff37110
(Post 6262279)
I was always snug it til the rubber/urethane starts to press out a little and stop.
But i still want someone to tell me the torque specs on this. |
Like said above tighten until the rubber starts to smash. No torque spec for it.
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It's the front stabilizer bar* link, 14 lb-ft...
------------------------ * -often incorrectly referred to as a sway or anti-sway bar, it is more properly an anti-roll, or stabilizer bar as most automotive engineers refer to it. Sway is motion along a vertical axis--flag poles, trees, and tall buildings sway--automobiles roll, which is motion about a longitudinal axis... |
Torque spec for almost anything on a car= tight. Just use common sense. Don't tighten it till it snaps, and don't not tighten it that it's loose.
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ok thanks for the info guys
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no prob.
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Originally Posted by cliffyk
(Post 6262383)
It's the front stabilizer bar* link, 14 lb-ft...
------------------------ * -often incorrectly referred to as a sway or anti-sway bar, it is more properly an anti-roll, or stabilizer bar as most automotive engineers refer to it. Sway is motion along a vertical axis--flag poles, trees, and tall buildings sway--automobiles roll, which is motion about a longitudinal axis... WOW i just put some springs on and did until air compressor said it was done :))))))))))))))) |
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you're probably crushing those bushings.... |
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