Feb 22, 2008 #1 T TTA1326 Member Joined Sep 10, 2001 Messages 128 What's the torque for the huge bolts that hold the caliper mounting bracket to the spindle? (Yes, I know. I'm about to hit the Helms site an order the manual, but I can't wait on it!)
What's the torque for the huge bolts that hold the caliper mounting bracket to the spindle? (Yes, I know. I'm about to hit the Helms site an order the manual, but I can't wait on it!)
Feb 22, 2008 #2 8 89ICBM Member Joined Feb 23, 2004 Messages 486 TTA1326 I checked both manuels and there's no spec listed. I've always justdid the German method - guedentite!
TTA1326 I checked both manuels and there's no spec listed. I've always justdid the German method - guedentite!
Feb 22, 2008 #3 T TTA1326 Member Joined Sep 10, 2001 Messages 128 Thanks for trying! I finally found it about half way down this page... http://web.archive.org/web/20060522183538/http://www.ws6transam.org/1LEbrake.html Caliper adapter bracket to steering knuckle Tighten to 89 ft.lbs without loctite, or 83 ft.lbs with loctite. Caliper retaining cage to adapter bracket Tighten to 137 ft.lbs I think that qualifies for "guedentite"!
Thanks for trying! I finally found it about half way down this page... http://web.archive.org/web/20060522183538/http://www.ws6transam.org/1LEbrake.html Caliper adapter bracket to steering knuckle Tighten to 89 ft.lbs without loctite, or 83 ft.lbs with loctite. Caliper retaining cage to adapter bracket Tighten to 137 ft.lbs I think that qualifies for "guedentite"!