Reply to "Wilwood Brake Updgrade from SACC"

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Also, don't be afraid of torquing the axle nut really tight!. I checked the SAE for torque notes and that size nut in mild steel strips at around 1200 ft-lbs! So I use 400-ft-lbs on my axles. A long time ago I bought a two-piece 0-600 ft-lb Snap-On torque wrench for this and other outrageously tight jobs. Found on E-bay cheap 'cause you don't use them often. Weighs 12 lbs.

10/27/235:47 PM

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