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anyone with the torque value on springplate cover?

I can't seem to find the torque value on the spingplate cover over the rear torsion bar. Anyone knows this?

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John

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I don't know the torque value, but I would offer the opinion that it's not that important. Not alot of load on those fasteners. I would simply tighten them by hand. That's what I did on mine...

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I don't know but I stripped the threads on one bolt hole on mine by overtightening.
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I believe 34 ft-lbs. Definitely not the 70+ that I mis-read when I was doing mine...thought it was weird after doing one side, then went back and re-read.."FUCH! It's 30-something!" ...it's 34 if memory serves me right.
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I stripped one torquing it to 60+ ft-lbs

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