c818919taylor
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What torque wrenches do you use help keep your EBR going?
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34nineteen
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Aha! Another trick question!
To properly use one, means someone needs to have a service manual to get the torque values.
To properly use one, means someone needs to have a service manual to get the torque values.
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Cooter
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What torque wrenches? I use a 3/8" drive for most of the stuff, but switch to the 1/2" one for the rear axle. It's 100ft/lbs on the EBR where you just torque the axle just once*
*Thats very different from what you'll find in an Buell 1125 manual that says to go 25ft/lbs, un-wind 2 turns and re-torque to 50ft/lbs. But no one would use a manual from a completely different motorcycle to repair their EBR, would they?
*Thats very different from what you'll find in an Buell 1125 manual that says to go 25ft/lbs, un-wind 2 turns and re-torque to 50ft/lbs. But no one would use a manual from a completely different motorcycle to repair their EBR, would they?
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