non FSTB torque..??
i'm tryin to put my fstb on but do i need any tools to measure the torque or do i just tighten the screws as hardest i can
Use a torque wrench! If you just use brute force, it can lead to damage.
Torque wrenches typically sell between $40 to $70 depending on brand and quality. Make sure you get one that measures in ft-lbs and not inch-lbs. If you don't want to spend the money, check with a local AutoZone as participating stores have a tool loan program.
Good luck. Peace.
Torque wrenches typically sell between $40 to $70 depending on brand and quality. Make sure you get one that measures in ft-lbs and not inch-lbs. If you don't want to spend the money, check with a local AutoZone as participating stores have a tool loan program.
Good luck. Peace.
Originally posted by 01SE02SER
Use a torque wrench! If you just use brute force, it can lead to damage.
Torque wrenches typically sell between $40 to $70 depending on brand and quality. Make sure you get one that measures in ft-lbs and not inch-lbs. If you don't want to spend the money, check with a local AutoZone as participating stores have a tool loan program.
Good luck. Peace.
Use a torque wrench! If you just use brute force, it can lead to damage.
Torque wrenches typically sell between $40 to $70 depending on brand and quality. Make sure you get one that measures in ft-lbs and not inch-lbs. If you don't want to spend the money, check with a local AutoZone as participating stores have a tool loan program.
Good luck. Peace.
Seriously though... Couldn't one tighten them between 384 and 456 inch-lbs?
Originally posted by Terp2Max
How 'bout one that measures in inch-lbs. and comes with a complimentary calculator?
Seriously though... Couldn't one tighten them between 384 and 456 inch-lbs?
How 'bout one that measures in inch-lbs. and comes with a complimentary calculator?
Seriously though... Couldn't one tighten them between 384 and 456 inch-lbs?
You Brainiac!
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