Torque Specs for RSB mounts and endlink bolts
11-14-2005, 06:37 PM
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Torque Specs for RSB mounts and endlink bolts
Hi guys, I just did a search but couldnt find the torque spec for both the RSB mounts and endlink bolts. Can someone help me find it if you have the TSX Helms Manual? Thanks 
I'm getting my Progress RSB installed tonight, can't wait to drive it after installation 
KC
I'm getting my Progress RSB installed tonight, can't wait to drive it after installation KC
11-15-2005, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by JTso
Keep it mind it won't be easy to use a torque wrench over the hex key. Just use the torque specs as reference and hand tight the nuts.
Yeah, you'd need a special box end that fits onto a socket wrench to do torque these. I hand tightened mine as well.
11-15-2005, 09:22 AM
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thanks guys
JTso, last time I hand torqued something when I installed my suspension, I broke a nut
This time I gotta be careful!
KC
JTso, last time I hand torqued something when I installed my suspension, I broke a nut
This time I gotta be careful!KC
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Originally Posted by JTso
, you have to rely on your experience to hand torque when neccessary. After awhile, you will develop a sense of "torque reference" during hand tightening. In the mean time, just cut down the spinach in your diet.
Umm..what you do in your bedroom is your own business.
Kidding hehehehe
Good to know, getting my Progress soon.
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