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Tristor 08-10-2018 07:23 PM

Diagram to show all suspension/chassis bolts
 
Howdy,


Does anyone know where I could find a good diagram which shows all of the suspension bolts and chassis bolts underneath the car with their torque values? One item I have not done yet, but plan to do after my next track day and maybe every 5ish track days is to put the car up on jackstands and check the torque on every bolt, to make sure nothing is backing out due to the rigors of spirited driving.


I'm guessing I'm not the only one to have ever wanted to do this, so I imagine there must be a good image that shows the bolt locations and torque values.


Thanks

pcguru2000 08-10-2018 08:53 PM

bump

SuperTom 08-10-2018 09:10 PM

not a bad idea


Or buy every bolt in titanium and save weight!

new2subaru 08-10-2018 10:03 PM

You could just mark them. That way you can see them plain and clear.

Mr.ac 08-10-2018 11:26 PM

You can just download the service repair manual. It's mostly all there.

Ultramaroon 08-11-2018 12:31 AM

see my sig line

Hags86 08-11-2018 04:29 AM

I have a buddy that works in a few pit crews on endurance race cars. You just put a spanner (wrench) on everything and make sure it's tight. Don't need torque specs. It's either still a tight as the day it went on, or its loose.

His job was to do this after every session.

GrantedTaken 08-11-2018 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tristor (Post 3120240)
I'm guessing I'm not the only one to have ever wanted to do this,

Thanks

I would rethink this assumption.
How else does OCD control your life ?

Hags86 08-13-2018 07:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GrantedTaken (Post 3120418)
I would rethink this assumption.

Your assumption is good. This is best practice to spanner check a car after a track session. You don't need a torque wrench though...

radroach 08-13-2018 02:37 PM

Would make a cool art project


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