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Google torque settings and input your bolt size material etc and all will be revealed .
For me personally , the only thing I use a torque wrench for is lug nuts cylinder heads and big ends etc . Everything else gets tightened with my calibrated right forearm .
If they have lock washers then why threadlock them ?
Google torque settings and input your bolt size material etc and all will be revealed .
For me personally , the only thing I use a torque wrench for is lug nuts cylinder heads and big ends etc . Everything else gets tightened with my calibrated right forearm .
If they have lock washers then why threadlock them ?
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