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Old 12-14-2015, 07:16 PM   #1
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Arrow Solid motor mounts. Torque specs ????
Aight. So. Got this super fresh NA ka24de dropped into the drift car on some brand new solid polyurethane mounts.

How tight should they be tightened ? 20 ft lbs, 40 ft lbs?
What??

Really dont want to over tighten them and have them split.

-Thanks for any input here.
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Old 01-05-2016, 06:17 PM   #2
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Any quick advice ? What have you torqued your solid mounts to?
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Who cares???

They're cheap ass pieces of shit. Just tighten them and stop being a pussy...
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Prob gonna loosen up anyway lol
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Tight is tight. Your gonna wanna keep checking them over time though cause ur cars gonna rattle like a maraca
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They're cheap ass pieces of shit. Just tighten them and stop being a pussy...
lmfao.. just tighten' that shit..
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There's a torque spec in the FSM, go search
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Todays "men and women" dont have to ability to over tighten nuts and bolts with out a torque wrench!
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I don't know how much more space there is around a KA but on the SR there's no way to get a socket and torque wrench / ratchet on those fasteners. I just tighten them as much as I can with a combination wrench.
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Todays "men and women" dont have to ability to over tighten nuts and bolts with out a torque wrench!
You cant blame them. The skinny pants wont let them get into a comfortable position and the sacred man bun cant touch the ground.


Did anybody else feel confused? Title says solid mounts but then the swegboi starts talking about poly
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