2wd Twin I-Beam Torque Specs?
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2wd Twin I-Beam Torque Specs?
Doing the bushings on the front end of my '99 2wd again - and have misplaced the notes I had with torque specs for the front end.
Would anyone happen to know the torque specs for the twin I-beam and the radius arms?
(I have the rest from the ball joint thread.)
Thanks in advance for anyone who has this information.
Would anyone happen to know the torque specs for the twin I-beam and the radius arms?
(I have the rest from the ball joint thread.)
Thanks in advance for anyone who has this information.
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Good post I couldn't find that info in my book. Can you leave the radius arm to axle together can pull the back down to replace the bushing without taking it out. I need to change mine ! I was thinking of using my ball joint tool. Big C clap with drivers and I also use old bearing races to get the right size. But I haven't ever done these bushings. Need to get caster.
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Good post I couldn't find that info in my book. Can you leave the radius arm to axle together can pull the back down to replace the bushing without taking it out. I need to change mine ! I was thinking of using my ball joint tool. Big C clap with drivers and I also use old bearing races to get the right size. But I haven't ever done these bushings. Need to get caster.
2 nuts on top i believe are 1 1/16" one hold the spring in place the other holds the radius arm
i have a feeling that radius arm will not get enough swing with it attached to the ibeam still
let us know how u make out
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