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torque of trailing arm bolt

looking for the correct torque value of the 4 bolts that hold the spring plate to the trailing arm- the 2 bolts closest to the axle, and the eccentric bolts that adjust the toe in and camber. There is a difference between the bentley manual and the porsche tech spec book. Porsche spec book gives the rate as 95nm and 60nm respectively and bentley gives 125nm/90ft-lb, and 86nm/61ft-lb, respectively? thanks jerry

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Tightening to the torque values given in Bentley can strip the eccentric bolts (don't ask). I used the torques shown in the tech spec booklet for the replacement hardware.

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