Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

New AP Discs

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    New AP Discs

    Hi folks, just had some new AP discs fitted and upon asking at what torque did they set the gun for the carrier studs I was told 90!:smt107 So my question to the forum is do I get them to undo them all and re-torque at 20-25 or will they have done them some damage? Do I face any danger just leaving it as it, off to Brands on the 19th so if anything needs doing I guess it needs sorting before then.
    Cheers all

    #2
    Originally posted by Fasteddie
    Hi folks, just had some new AP discs fitted and upon asking at what torque did they set the gun for the carrier studs I was told 90!:smt107 So my question to the forum is do I get them to undo them all and re-torque at 20-25 or will they have done them some damage? Do I face any danger just leaving it as it, off to Brands on the 19th so if anything needs doing I guess it needs sorting before then.
    Cheers all
    YES...its 12 they should be set to iirc....i would want new nuts and bolts fitted also.

    Comment


      #3
      that's low, I thought I'd seen figures between 18 and 22. So have they strained the bolts?

      Comment


        #4
        Maybe they have quoted 'lbs ft' torque rather than 'Nm'?

        Comment


          #5
          The correct torque is crtical, so yes, I'd get them checked.

          Also check that the bolts are single use. ie. you are only really mean't to tighten the disc to the hub ONCE and in the correct pattern / sequence. I was warned about this by Alcon.

          Best

          Jonathan

          Comment


            #6
            14Nm is correct

            Comment


              #7
              +1 for 14nm!

              Comment


                #8
                cheers all it is booked in for tuesday

                Comment

                Working...
                X