WHAT IS THE STOCK EXHAUST'S BOLT TORQUE RATE?
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WHAT IS THE STOCK EXHAUST'S BOLT TORQUE RATE?
anyone know? i just purchased the tanabe catbak for SI and wondering what torque rate i should apply to all 5 bolts...
Modified by NA4sho at 7:08 PM 10/4/2006
Modified by NA4sho at 7:08 PM 10/4/2006
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Re: WHAT IS THE STOCK EXHAUST'S BOLT TORQUE RATE? (NA4sho)
25 lbf-ft on the three at the cat 16 lbf-ft on the spring bolts at the muffler but the tanabe dosent use spring bolts they supply you with different ones. Just make the two by the muffler tight but not superman tight with 3/8 drive and you should be ok
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Re: WHAT IS THE STOCK EXHAUST'S BOLT TORQUE RATE? (KJMRide)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KJMRide »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">25 lbf-ft on the three at the cat 16 lbf-ft on the spring bolts at the muffler but the tanabe dosent use spring bolts they supply you with different ones. Just make the two by the muffler tight but not superman tight with 3/8 drive and you should be ok</TD></TR></TABLE>
Just don't forget to put a little anti-seize compound on the bolt threads, kinda like you would with Loctite.
Makes the bolts a little easier to remove easier if you ever want to change exhausts down the road.
Just don't forget to put a little anti-seize compound on the bolt threads, kinda like you would with Loctite.Makes the bolts a little easier to remove easier if you ever want to change exhausts down the road.
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