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Old 16 November 2004, 08:19 AM
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I'm gonna change my rear droplinks and would like to know what torque should the bolts be done up to.

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Old 16 November 2004, 05:13 PM
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cant remember setting but tight with a ratchet/spanner will be fine ......also ...if you can , tighten them whilst suspension is under load ..IE wheels on floor.
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Originally Posted by scoobtech
cant remember setting but tight with a ratchet/spanner will be fine ......also ...if you can , tighten them whilst suspension is under load ..IE wheels on floor.
That's good cos that's exactly what I've done
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From Whiteline:

18 - 32 Nm = 13 - 23.5 lb-ft
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From Whiteline:

18 - 32 Nm = 13 - 23.5 lb-ft
Cheers, tried looking at the whiteline website but could not find the information
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Originally Posted by Granby
Cheers, tried looking at the whiteline website but could not find the information
Finding things on the Whiteline website is a challenge at the best of times!

I got the info by emailing WL directly.
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Finding things on the Whiteline website is a challenge at the best of times!

I got the info by emailing WL directly.
Glad it's not just me that finds the website crap
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