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  1. 10-01-2022, 08:50 PM #1
    glorfindeal
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    Default Anyone tell me Rear Hub and rotor torque on 2014 Spyder RT?

    Can anyone tell me the proper torque settings for the rear tire hub bolts and the brake rotor bolts?

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    Quote Originally Posted by glorfindeal View Post
    Can anyone tell me the proper torque settings for the rear tire hub bolts and the brake rotor bolts?

    Thanks,
    on my 2013 ST the hub bolts are 35 Ft, Lbs. and the brake rotor are 18 Ft. Lbs. I would think yours would be the same, but could be different
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    Quote Originally Posted by RangerRick View Post
    on my 2013 ST the hub bolts are 35 Ft, Lbs. and the brake rotor are 18 Ft. Lbs. I would think yours would be the same, but could be different
    Great, what is the. torques on the caliper bolts. I heard 77 ft-lbs.


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    Quote Originally Posted by glorfindeal View Post
    Great, what is the. torques on the caliper bolts. I heard 77 ft-lbs.


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    Ken,

    You are correct it's 77 ft-lbs.

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