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Old 03-28-2007, 09:02 AM
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Default Torque spec for 9" center to housing studs?

I have to change my 9" center to housing gasket and I can't remember the torque spec for the center-to-housing studs/nuts. I know some of the nuts will not be accessable with a socket, but the majority of them I will be able to put the torque wrench on.
Thanks for any advice.
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i just use my DeWalt impact, I have heard 30ft lbs but I have done hundreds of 9 inch installs and never torqued a nut or had leaks... Felp pro 2302 gasket and some good nylon lock nuts You dont have to go crazy tight esp if they arent ARP studs....
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Thanks. I think I may have over torqued one or two last time and that has caused this leak.
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someone did a write up of a 9" assembly on here with torque specs and pictures but i cant find it again, 54ft/lbs....if i remember but im not sure
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45-50 ft-lbs is what Scott at DLS told me to do. Doesn't leak, but it hasn't been driven yet
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50 ft lbs seems a little high for a 3/8 stud especially if there the crappy Moser ones




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