RyanA90
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Where do you find this information? I'm about to install coils and I would like to know all the torque specsIt's actually 129 lb/ft. The Toe bolt is 80 lb/ft so you probably just swapped it in your head @suicidaleggroll
Well shit, never mind. I went back and checked the install docs for my SPL camber lockout kit that replaces that bolt, and itâs definitely 74 ftlb. I assumed the stock bolt would be the same but I guess itâs higher because it has to hold the eccentric in place.It's actually 129 lb/ft
Here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yzf2zhayp9ct02u/2020 Supra Workshop Manual.pdf?dl=0Where do you find this information? I'm about to install coils and I would like to know all the torque specs
The traction arm and upper arms are 74.Well shit, never mind. I went back and checked the install docs for my SPL camber lockout kit that replaces that bolt, and itâs definitely 74 ftlb. I assumed the stock bolt would be the same but I guess itâs higher because it has to hold the eccentric in place.
Thank you for this!
You donât need to loosen that bolt when doing basic springs/struts. Youâll remove the bolts on the strut and spindle (the two bolts on the right side of that arm in your picture), then swing the arm down while keeping the bolt youâre asking about in place. I suppose you could remove it if you really wanted to, but it wouldnât make things any easier/faster.Where do you find this information? I'm about to install coils and I would like to know all the torque specs
According to Cusco, it's 73 ftlb + 90 deg for the strut, and 121 ftlb + 90 deg for the spindle:What are the torque specs on those two bolts?
Itâs all listed in the workshop manual I posted in this thread.What about the front suspension bolts