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> Rear Suspension Shock Nut Tightening, How to get a torque wrench on this nut
Highland
post Mar 26 2019, 09:29 PM
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So I can't figure out how to get a 27mm socket/torque wrench on this nut. The brake shield fastening feature is in the way with only 2" of clearance.

Do I have to cut the socket to fit or is there one I can purchase? Or does one just use an open ended wrench and approximate the torque?

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Chi-town
post Mar 26 2019, 10:33 PM
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You can buy a 1/2" drive crows foot that will work, or save $100 and just make sure it's tight
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post Mar 27 2019, 06:50 AM
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QUOTE(Chi-town @ Mar 27 2019, 12:33 AM) *

You can buy a 1/2" drive crows foot that will work, or save $100 and just make sure it's tight


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If you put the crows foot at 90* you wont have to recalculate the torques settings.
using it straight on you will.

It makes more of a difference with a longer extension and a short torque wrench.
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