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Well now I'm just guessing here. But if you try to torque them down extremely tight wouldn't you squish the rubber mounting pad and never get a true torque value?
Well now I'm just guessing here. But if you try to torque them down extremely tight wouldn't you squish the rubber mounting pad and never get a true torque value?
I think you would get a torque value and a compressed rubber. When I installed side steps to my 99 Chev 1/2 ton the torque requirements were 65 ft lbs, they are metric bolts can't recall the size but I think they would be close to a 7/16 in a standard size, there is however rubber mounts on these trucks also.
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