torque on doohickey bolt/balancer adjustment; happy guys? a dooh

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Dale
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got er done

Post by Dale » Sun Sep 28, 2008 10:43 pm

Thanks all for your ideas on how to aide me in getting a stubborn Avon Gripster on my 2008. I heated the tire with a hot air gun. I lubed it up good with a special homemade mixture of water and liquid (childrens) bubbles, and applied it a spray bottle. At 65psi pow, the tire seated properly. Ride on Dale

Horton Oliphant
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torque on doohickey bolt/balancer adjustment; happy guys? a dooh

Post by Horton Oliphant » Mon Sep 29, 2008 9:39 am

Apples and oranges. The correct torque is for tightening, pay no attention to what it takes to break it loose. The bolt isn't over tight if you use the correct torque spec. If it takes more to break it loose, so what, it was tightened correctly. Alan Henderson A13 Iowa nakedwaterskier wrote:
> Everytime I go to adjust my doohickey, the bolt is overtight when I > break it loose. I tighten the bolt aprox 60 in-lbs with my torque > wrench; But, it always seems to be 90 to 100 in-lbs when I break it > loose.

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