quick question re: torque
05-10-2004, 09:31 PM
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quick question re: torque
I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque for
the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
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the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
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05-10-2004, 10:15 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
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Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
05-10-2004, 10:15 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
05-10-2004, 10:15 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
05-10-2004, 10:15 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
> for
> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>
>
Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM, but
the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for 14
TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer, 1891
05-12-2004, 12:41 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Michael White wrote:
> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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05-12-2004, 12:41 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Michael White wrote:
> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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05-12-2004, 12:41 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Michael White wrote:
> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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05-12-2004, 12:41 PM
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Re: quick question re: torque
Michael White wrote:
> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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> Sleestak (lookatme@123.com) wrote on Monday 10 May 2004 08:31 pm:
>
>> I am installing new spring hangers on my cj7. What is the proper torque
>> for
>> the spring hanger bolts. I found a thread where someone suggeted 105 ft
>> pounds, which seems way too much. I found a chevy truck lift kit
>> installation document that suggests 55-65 ft pounds for a spring hanger
>> with the same size bolts 7/16. Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> Couldn't find the torque specific to the spring hanger bolts in the FSM,
> but the FSM does say that 7/16" Grade 5 should be torqued to 49 Ft-lb for
> 14 TPI or 55 Ft-lb for 20 TPI.
>
Michael, thanks for the reply. I have the service manual too, and I
couldn't find the spec either. I went with 55 pounds which feels about
right. Of course the drivers side hanger would not fit without a little
persuasion from my bench grinder on the welded braces. Hmmm... nothing
ever seems to fit exactly right :)
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