28oz flywheel torque specs??
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RE: 28oz flywheel torque specs??
Correct me if I'm wrong guys but I think its about 18 ft lbs.
ORIGINAL: aj05must
so im putting my flywheel on right now and dont know what to torque it to. anyone have any ideas??
so im putting my flywheel on right now and dont know what to torque it to. anyone have any ideas??
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RE: 28oz flywheel torque specs??
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Oh, my screw up... True, what the hell was I thinking about[sm=chairshot.gif]
Oh, my screw up... True, what the hell was I thinking about[sm=chairshot.gif]
ORIGINAL: 66 Hardtop 5.0
A little bit more.......75-85 ft.-lbs.
A little bit more.......75-85 ft.-lbs.
Speaking of torque. I saw a clickable 1/2 " torque wrench at Wally world today for right at 20 bux, so I bought it. I also noticed they are now carrying Motorcraft oil filters. I picked up one for the old 65 for about a third less than the local auto parts store sells them for.
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From: SC
RE: 28oz flywheel torque specs??
I have been sticking with WIX ever since I read the comparison on all the oil filter.. Best bang for the buck and it got great reviews..
ORIGINAL: Soaring
The weight of your spare tire. Speaking of torque. I saw a clickable 1/2 " torque wrench at Wally world today for right at 20 bux, so I bought it. I also noticed they are now carrying Motorcraft oil filters. I picked up one for the old 65 for about a third less than the local auto parts store sells them for.
The weight of your spare tire.
Speaking of torque. I saw a clickable 1/2 " torque wrench at Wally world today for right at 20 bux, so I bought it. I also noticed they are now carrying Motorcraft oil filters. I picked up one for the old 65 for about a third less than the local auto parts store sells them for. 
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