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Torque setting for R100
A freind of mine has just acquired an 81 R100RT in good condition. He wants to know the torque settings on the front and rear axle. Does anyone have access to this info.
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9 Apr 2003
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I can look up the Clymers and get back to you later on with the settings. Someone may be able to get it faster..Im at ughh Work!
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9 Apr 2003
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mr rroberts, looked in my manual and these are the specs I found.
Front axle torque specs from the clymer Nut in ft-lbs 33-37 Clamp Bolts in ft-lbs 9-13 Rear Axle nut (dual shock) 33-35 ft-lbs Rear axle pinch bolt 10-13 ft-lbs let me know if you need them in Nm's. hope this helps.
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Thanks Simmo
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