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      09-03-2015, 05:37 PM   #1
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Tie Rod Arm bolt troque value request?

Could anyone provide me with the torque value for the Tie Rod Arm bolts for that you loosen for adjusting the tie rods? I got an alignment set up tomorrow at an indy allignment shop and the guy did not know the tie are torque value last time.
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Could anyone provide me with the torque value for the Tie Rod Arm bolts for that you loosen for adjusting the tie rods? I got an alignment set up tomorrow at an indy allignment shop and the guy did not know the tie are torque value last time.
Track rod to rack - 105 Nm / 77.4lb.ft
Track rod end to track rod - 32 Nm / 23.6lb.ft
Track rod end to swivel bearing, Replace nut - 175 Nm / 129lb.ft

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Track rod to rack - 105 Nm / 77.4lb.ft
Track rod end to track rod - 32 Nm / 23.6lb.ft
Track rod end to swivel bearing, Replace nut - 175 Nm / 129lb.ft

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Tom, is there a resource that lists the torque values for all suspension components?
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Tom, is there a resource that lists the torque values for all suspension components?
Unfortunately, not on the public end. I'll try to help list as much as possible.
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