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Cable_Tie
Re: FLYWHEEL torque specs
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I'd make sure the crank "snout" is clean (prepwash) as is the flywheel.

Then I would oil the threads and go 70ftlbs.

When they are all done up, one by one, back them off 90degrees and re-torque. You just may be surprised how much further they "do up".

I haven't lost a flywheel. . .yet.

Has anyone tried studs? As in threaded.

Posted on: 2005/11/29 1:51
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Re: FLYWHEEL torque specs
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make sure you put loctite on the thread AND the head face of the bolt as well I did mine to 60ftlbs

Posted on: 2005/11/28 23:48
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Re: FLYWHEEL torque specs
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the specs are 58-65 ft lbs

Posted on: 2005/11/28 14:23
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FLYWHEEL torque specs
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Can anyone tell me the torque specs for bolting an a15 flywheel onto an a15?

Posted on: 2005/11/28 9:16
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