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Old Feb 20, 2009 | 11:39 PM
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Re: Torqueing

Originally Posted by rippa
If it involves speeding you up, slowing you down, or steering you at all, it needs to be properly torqued.
This sounds like a good rule to go by. You got me worried about my bearings now, any one know the torque specs for the rear wheel axle nut on an f4i? What about the front?
Old Feb 21, 2009 | 01:28 AM
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Re: Torqueing

Torque'n dont take that long so stop bein lazy ha ha. if its metal torque that shyt -plastic aint 2 important but its better 2 b safe then sorry . undertightening u run the risk of sumthin fallin out and overtighten lockin shyt up. duin it wrong suks both ways. jus take a xtra 5 minutes and do that shyt rite then u wont have no1 2 blame but urself.
Old Feb 21, 2009 | 09:09 AM
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Re: Torqueing

Originally Posted by zookiezook
Torque'n dont take that long so stop bein lazy ha ha. if its metal torque that shyt -plastic aint 2 important but its better 2 b safe then sorry . undertightening u run the risk of sumthin fallin out and overtighten lockin shyt up. duin it wrong suks both ways. jus take a xtra 5 minutes and do that shyt rite then u wont have no1 2 blame but urself.
You do know you just said the exact same thing i sad about 10 posts ago... But in bad english right?
Old Feb 21, 2009 | 09:14 AM
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Re: Torqueing

Originally Posted by zxonone
what where you doin tightening the **** outta your axle nut? I dont know what manual your talkin about but there is probably a torque spec for every nut and bolt on that bike.
if u were talking to me then yes i was tightening the **** out of it. it was my first bike and had no real mechanical experience. all i knew was i didnt want my wheel falling off lol. and im talking about the service manuals that you can get online or if ur dumb you can buy them haha.
Old Feb 21, 2009 | 09:56 AM
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Re: Torqueing

Originally Posted by zxonone
This sounds like a good rule to go by. You got me worried about my bearings now, any one know the torque specs for the rear wheel axle nut on an f4i? What about the front?
front axle bolt spec is 43 ft/lb...rear axle nut is 69 ft/lb
Old Feb 21, 2009 | 10:03 AM
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Re: Torqueing

you just need to get a calibrated arm
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