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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys, I am searching for the tighting moments for some skrews on the front axle from my carrera 2 (1999). I found a manual sheet with the moments, but the used terms for the components are different from my understanding. So I am posting the following pictures and hopefully get an answer First the strut: I need the tinghting moment on both sides: I need also the tighting moments for all screws on the plate with the mounting of the sway bar (1), the diagonal (?) control arm (2) (In German "Lenker") and on the chassis (3). What ist the right name for this diagonal control arm? At rose passion it is only known as control arm. What are the tighting moments on both sides? I hope you know the values, I am searching for.

POST 2Original post

get the book, Bently Manual for Porsche 996 and the torque spec book from The Knowledge Gruppe> Porsche Books and Literature (lnengineering.com)

POST 3Original post

https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...l#post16034618

POST 4Original post

All the info you need: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...l#post16034618

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How cool is that? I have searched wrong, but i asked the right guys. Thank you very much!

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The big challenge to all the Rennlist experts is... does the Porsche RWD Carrera 2 technically have a front axle?

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

okaaaayyyy fortunately some have understood me What would you call that?

POST 8Original post

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The word "axle" is derived from the word "axis" , meaning apparatus to allow rotation around the axis ( ie. pin,spindle,bearing ect), so, yes, it technically has an axle...

POST 9Original post

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The next big challenge to the Rennlist experts is�. Are the fasteners noted in the pictures �skrews� or bolts?

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You've gone too far !!! lol

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guess I have a skrewed up sense of humor. 😎😂 hows this�.. GooooOooooOOoooo DAWGS!!!!

POST 12Original post

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I here ya !!! I'm pulling for the Dawgs too, The War Eagle couldn't put the Elephants away, so maybe the Dawgs can !!!!!!

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