Removing 2-2 exaust
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From: BERGEN COUNTY N.J.
I torqued the ones I could reach without the flexible to spec, the one I needed the flexible for I just tightened on "feel"
100 - 120 in/lbs is not that tight and you have the others to get some sort of idea of the force needed.
Checked the nuts a couple of times over the first 1000 or so Kms but all secure and stayed so for the next 25,000+ Kms.
The torque on those nuts is more to prevent you to strip the threads.
RB racing spyder pipe ... yum! Nice one!! Will need to see pictures when installed.
100 - 120 in/lbs is not that tight and you have the others to get some sort of idea of the force needed.
Checked the nuts a couple of times over the first 1000 or so Kms but all secure and stayed so for the next 25,000+ Kms.
The torque on those nuts is more to prevent you to strip the threads.
RB racing spyder pipe ... yum! Nice one!! Will need to see pictures when installed.
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here you can see how the end where the socket goes isn't square so there's some play allowing the socket an extention not line up perfectly an work
https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...set-67066.html
I have a few of the universal type like the one pictured in post #7 but they can be bulky in tight spots
https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...set-67066.html
I have a few of the universal type like the one pictured in post #7 but they can be bulky in tight spots
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Road Master
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From: BERGEN COUNTY N.J.
here you can see how the end where the socket goes isn't square so there's some play allowing the socket an extention not line up perfectly an work
https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...set-67066.html
I have a few of the universal type like the one pictured in post #7 but they can be bulky in tight spots
https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piec...set-67066.html
I have a few of the universal type like the one pictured in post #7 but they can be bulky in tight spots
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https://store.snapon.com/Dual-80-174...t-P647033.aspx
The proper ratchet will get you where you need to be.
The proper ratchet will get you where you need to be.
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From: BERGEN COUNTY N.J.
https://store.snapon.com/Dual-80-174...t-P647033.aspx
The proper ratchet will get you where you need to be.
The proper ratchet will get you where you need to be.
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Yea, Snap-on is expensive AF but they always have a tool that gets your socket right where it needs to align up with the nut. Glad it all worked out.
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