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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Guys I am getting torque values all over the place. From pelican I got 25 foot pounds of torque from LN engineering I got 7.5 foot pounds of torque and from Bentley publishing I got 9 foot pounds of torque. Which one should I use for the pelican kit?

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What fastener are you talking about - the three small bolts that hold the cover in place, or the center-shaft nut? 25 seems close for the shaft nut, and 9 for the cover bolts. Both may be correct.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

For the shaft bolt, the 12 point bolt. LN Engineering say 7.5 lbs which is the factory torque spec, but Pelican says 24 lbs maximum. Why would Pelican bearing take much more preload?

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