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Jim Phillips



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PostPosted: Sun Oct 28, 2001 7:28 pm    Post subject: Torque values Reply with quote

New to karting and have lots of questions. Lets start by keeping things on the kart and off the track. Can you tell me what the torque should be on the various hardware on the kart. In particular:

Engine mount
Bearing cassettes
Sprocket nuts/bolts
Disc brake nut/bolts
Wheel hub bolts (nuts that hold rear wheels)
Everything connected to the Axle
Steering controls
Any other important nut that should have a specific torque value.

Thanks, Jim
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Jean Stafford



Joined: 19 Jul 2001
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Location: United States, Ohio, Dayton

PostPosted: Mon Oct 29, 2001 8:23 am    Post subject: Torque values Reply with quote

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Originally posted by Jim Phillips:
New to karting and have lots of questions. Lets start by keeping things on the kart and off the track. Can you tell me what the torque should be on the various hardware on the kart. In particular:

Engine mount
Bearing cassettes
Sprocket nuts/bolts
Disc brake nut/bolts
Wheel hub bolts (nuts that hold rear wheels)
Everything connected to the Axle
Steering controls
Any other important nut that should have a specific torque value.

Thanks, Jim



Torque values for various bolt sizes are based on diameter and grade. Find your local source for bolts, not the local hardware store, but a machine shop supply house, and ask them if they have achart that gives these values. Most manufacturers do, and they're free.

Failing that, get the latest edition of Machinery's Handbook,(Not Cheap), in there you'll find the information you're looking for.

Jean

Stafford Gage & Tool
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