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Old 09-04-2009, 11:33 AM   #1
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hello all, what is the correct range torque setting for the maxima? I have read that the range should be around 72 - 87 ft-lbs; with 80 being an optimal torque setting.

Is this info accurate?

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hello all, what is the correct range torque setting for the maxima? I have read that the range should be around 72 - 87 ft-lbs; with 80 being an optimal torque setting.

Is this info accurate?

Thanks.
That's what the manual says..I did 87 when I had my max.
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I work at DTC and we use 90lbs. Been there for years and don't have any problems. This is the correct spec.
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thx for the info.
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