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Old 04-25-06, 05:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I called Jim Myer racing and asked what torque specifications I should use for the carrier to the pumpkin nuts that attach to the carrier bolts......they told me "nice and tight"....when I asked how much that was, he said, nice and tight...ha-ha....so anyone got an idea of what torque I should use?

The bolts on the carrier are 3/8-24, and according to Greg should be grade 8...anyone got a good idea of what the torque should be?

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I called Jim Myer racing and asked what torque specifications I should use for the carrier to the pumpkin nuts that attach to the carrier bolts......they told me "nice and tight"....when I asked how much that was, he said, nice and tight...ha-ha....so anyone got an idea of what torque I should use?

The bolts on the carrier are 3/8-24, and according to Greg should be grade 8...anyone got a good idea of what the torque should be?

Herb
http://www.ford-trucks.com/article/i...ear_Setup.html

30-40 LbFt. 4 axel nuts (bearing retainers) 50-75
The above link has about all ya need to know to rebuild these guys

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30-40 LbFt. 4 axel nuts (bearing retainers) 50-75
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perfect!!! thanks!!!

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