What should be the torque for these?
1997235
I torquued mine at 110 lbs, ran around town about 120 miles and retorqued and they definitely will need retorqued
439967
For the initial installation I would torque the bolt. If you can't use a torque wrench for whatever reason just apply some blue loctite to the bolt and tighten it.
439966
I didn't torque them because the upper bolt doesn't squeeze it together enough. I had to drill out the threads and use a regular bolt and nut to tighten it. Used an impact gun.
43790
This torque wrench would be overkill for spark plugs in most standard vehicle engines and most car and light truck lug nuts torque below 150 ft/lbs. You can find torque values for your vehicles spark plugs and lug nuts online the select the torque range that best fits your needs. I purchased the Tekton 24340 torque wrench for working on my tractor and 5th wheel trailer so I need the higher torque capability.
1312885
yeah, good for torque 34mm better for all round power. May have to rejet it as well.
1091034
You need a torque wrench. 1/4" - in the install instructions it says how tight to tighten. " pounds.
638828
Yes, these would work and I would suggest spline drive or acorn lugs.ThanksMike224.587.9255
220232
you need to get the ones for a four inch lift, or they will not have enough rebound. They are great shocks, mine are for three inch lift, check application chart.
2019234
Didn't have torque specs, so tightened to snug. Looser is better as over-tightening will crush/crack the sensor. Working fine.
1349733
You mean a torque driver? If thats what you mean then yes. I have been using them periodically with my dewalt driver and they have held up good. Dont know how long they will last with everyday use though.
18290
Since there have been conflicting answers, I'll link to the owner's manual: http://www.tektontools.com/PRODUCT_MANUALS/MANUALS_2000/24320_manual.pdf. It states clearly that the torque measurement only works in one direction.
1842165
There is no torque information sent with the product. I do know that it is somewhat higher than any of the 18 volt drivers I have used. I suspect that the Impact driver attachment which I also have and used is much greater than the standard drill driver.
1446076
Not sure exactly but I would just use it on the lowest setting and dont hammer on them, use a torque wrench afterwards as well. You could also invest into a torque stick that limits the power of the impact when tightening lug nuts.
1414810
I torque them to the spec of the vehicle and have had no problems although you need to retorque after a few miles. This is real important.
2178013
i was disappointed with the torque when removing tire lugs, seemed to be about 60 ft/lbs but was using a 1.2ah battery from my cordless drill. I have since bought the recommended 3ah battery but haven't had a chance to try it.
1446075
Forward torque is 200-950 lb ft. Reverse is 1250 lb ft. I would lightly use the first click (lowest) for tightening lugs. Then check with torque wrench.
1287130
Hi, I'd contact the manufacturer to get a specific answer about weight. As far a these shocks and my little work truck, they did a fine job.Thanks.