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    Shock mount torque specs

    Can someone please give me the upper and lower torque specs?

    Thanks you.

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    Gutuntight?


    J/K Ian. Probably the same as your 96
    09 ACR With all the goodies
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    Hahaha!

    You know how picky I am.

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    100 ft/lbs. for all shock bolts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjorgensen View Post
    100 ft/lbs. for all shock bolts.
    Upper and lower, front and rear?

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    Quote Originally Posted by darbgnik View Post
    Upper and lower, front and rear?
    Yes all shock bolts, remember has to be fully loaded when they are tightened, never do it with suspension drooped.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjorgensen View Post
    Yes all shock bolts, remember has to be fully loaded when they are tightened, never do it with suspension drooped.
    Thanks Mark!

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    Good info.

    Is there a FAQ anywhere for common torque specs for our cars? I always find myself googling when I need to tighten something, a central place for commonly torqued bolts would be awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voice of Reason View Post
    Good info.

    Is there a FAQ anywhere for common torque specs for our cars? I always find myself googling when I need to tighten something, a central place for commonly torqued bolts would be awesome.
    I agree. I'm constantly texting Mark for torque specs. Lol.

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    Thanks Mark!


 

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