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@El Frazoo posted:
Mike, I have a torque indicator (see pic above) that goes to 250 ft-lbs, and is used to quote the numbers above. So the deal is: I have the nuts down to about 220 ft-lbs as they are now. After I drive the car around a little, I will double up and push for the next open hole in the shaft for the pin. That might exceed 250 indicated, but so what?

Please report back, Kelly, as to whether you're under/over 250- I'm betting under...

12/6/221:25 PM

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