Axle nut torque spec?

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shemoves
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Axle nut torque spec?

Post by shemoves »

on a '92 SS. Both front and rear. TIA.
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Post by shemoves »

A WRX is 137 lb ft (not sure if that is front, rear, or both), but I don't know if it is the same for the old Legacys.
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Post by vrg3 »

137 foot-pounds for our cars too, I believe.
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Stand and bounce on a 2' breaker bar. As long as you weigh more than 60 lbs, your good. :)
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Post by shemoves »

lol, I used ~134 lb ft.
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