Rick
Just got back in to town on Friday and now got to
all the e-mails.
Did not see where you received an answer to your
question. Not sure if you are talking about the nuts
that mount the hub to the brake backing plate that
mounts to the trailing arm or not. If this is what
you are asking then the manual I have states 14-16
lb-ft. These studs are in the aluminum housing and
strip easily.
The brackets that mount the arms to the frame are
45-50 lb-ft and the bolts thru the bracket are 28-30
lb-ft.
Hope this answers your question if not give me a
yell with more specifics.
Dale
--- Rick Trowel <trowel@mediaone.net> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm in the process of re-installing the rear hub
> assembly to the
> trailing arm on my 76-TR6 after some suspension work
> (new bushing,
> springs, u-joints) - my first project...
>
> I'm reading the Bentley manual, but can't seem to
> figure out which
> setting to use to mount the hub assembly to the
> trailing arm ( the
> description in the torque setting section is not
> obvious to a first
> timer). Could someone point me to the correct torque
> setting.
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> _rick
> 76-TR6
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