930 caliper rebuild: torque for caliper halves to bridge pieces

[lupin..the..3rd]

I'm disassembling some 930 calipers for full rebuild, and trying to find the torque spec for the four M12 bolts that join each caliper half to the bridge pieces.

There are a total of eight of these bolts on each caliper. Does anyone know the correct torque spec? And should a thread locking product be used, loctite blue or red?

Thanks

[Craig_D]

You should ping Eric Shea at PMB Performance. He should know.

http://www.pmbperformance.com/catalog.html

[safe]

An M12 12.9 bolt should be torqued to 136 Nm, 140 if it's fine pitched threads.

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by lupin..the..3rd

I'm disassembling some 930 calipers for full rebuild, and trying to find the torque spec for the four M12 bolts that join each caliper half to the bridge pieces.

There are a total of eight of these bolts on each caliper. Does anyone know the correct torque spec? And should a thread locking product be used, loctite blue or red?

Thanks

There are 4x M12x1.5 bolts, the spec is 60NM

[lupin..the..3rd]

Originally Posted by Bill Verburg

the spec is 60NM

Perfect, thanks Bill.