What are the torque requirements for suspention?

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Lancer
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What are the torque requirements for suspention?

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Finally got some Eibach Sportline springs! I feel comfortable doing the install myself but I don't know the torque requirments for the upper and lower bolts of the suspension.Help me please!!! I want to do this, this weekend.
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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspention? (Lancer)

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quote:Finally got some Eibach Sportline springs! I feel comfortable doing the install myself but I don't know the torque requirments for the upper and lower bolts of the suspension.Help me please!!! I want to do this, this weekend.Torque the top nut (19MM) to 30ft/lbs and when you re-attach the strut to the spindle torque the bolts to 80ft/lbs.Also the sway bar end link gets 30ft/lbs.All specs taken from my Hotchikis install guide.I'm starting my install this weekend also......
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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspention? (rasermon)

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Then the rest of the nuts I just tighten real tight or use air tools?
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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspention? (Lancer)

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quote:Then the rest of the nuts I just tighten real tight or use air tools?Actually all nuts have torque specs.Top of strut to secure strut into place (3 nuts @ 30ft/lbs each).Brake line hardware (both bolts @ 15ft/lbs).The rest was posted above. This is just for the front struts.
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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspension?

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I just finished installing my springs today. Would like to thank silverawd26 and cohocarl for stopping by and giving me a helping hand.I will post more pics later on.

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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspension? (silverawd26)

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That looks great rasermon! I can't wait to get mine installed now! I'm glad to hear that it wasn't too much trouble.
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Re: What are the torque requirements for suspension? (Triton GT)

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quote:I'm glad to hear that it wasn't too much trouble. Sure, if you've got 6 hands...
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