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That's what I've been using with no problems.
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That's what I've been using with no problems.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Gert, do you happen to no where I casn obtain the torque measurements for most bolts on the 996 & 964. Typical the wheels, suspension & roll cages. I want to do regular checks on my 996 C2 Cab & yet to be purchased 964 RS. TIA

POST 2Original post

Get the workshop manuals. These have all the data you need. MY-Porsche

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What a guy!. Thanks yet again.

POST 4Original post

My mechanic has a quick palm-sized reference book that lists the torque specs for just about everything in your car. That way you don't have to drag out all of the manuals. I don't know if it is available to the public or not though. Greg

POST 5Original post

A pretty sharp manager at Discount tire who does a ton of PCA Porsches told me 96ft/lbs. That's what I've been using with no problems. Bret

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Greg, can you get more details on where we can obtain this booklet from? TIA

POST 7Original post

Here is quite a bit of information: http://www.my-porsche.com/technical/tech2.htm#tech I see here that the Technical Specification books are no longer being produced. Too bad as I found them very handy. The Technical Information books have a great deal of information in them and likely will have everything you are looking for. Reasonably priced too. I have ordered from MY Porsche and they specialize in publications so they know what they are talking about.

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