Engage LT bolt torque specs

I was supposed to bring the truck back to Engage after 100 miles to double check bolt torques but I miscalculated and won't get it back to them till 200+ miles. I have all the sockets and a torque wrench but not the specific torque ratings for the Engage kit. Anyone know what they might be? Thanks in advance.

Jim

 

I would call up engage to double check but look through this for TC's specs

http://www.chaosfab.com/pdf/TC86000.pdf

 

Who needs torque spec? Just tighten the bolts as tight as you can get them. Iv never had a problem with my suspension parts. only bolts i use torque spec are lug nuts and ubolts. Iv never had an issue with something coming loose.

 

X2. Just go over everything to make sure nothing is loose.

 

x3 ^^^

 

Cool. i just don't want anything wiggling loose on the way there. Everything looks ny-locked so it should be fine. Thanks everyone!

 

IF you have the race spindle. Check the bolts that hold the caliper on. Mine came loose

 

Its not just vibrating loose. New bolts stretch after the first time they are tightened. Just because it didnt turn doesnt mean it isnt loose

 

the bolts will loosen the first few times you head out. Make sure you check them everytime you roll out. tightening them is fine.

 

Jim what front fenders do you have. I want to go wider on the front.

 

I just don't want anything falling out in the next 50 miles till I get to Engage...

I have the GlassWorks 6" fenders and I really like the extended coverage.

 

thanx just found them on the glassworks website....

 

Im going to be getting those to James. These ones dont even cover the tire

 

Here is a front pic of the 6" fenders. I have the 16" TRD rims with a 1.25" Spidertrax spacer on stock spindles.

 

Im going to pick up a set also... Ill prob pick them up in a few months. also going to have the tailights filled in. im on for 4th tail light. going led..

 

when I took mine in to get tightened up hass just did it by hand til they were tight. if you find a real loose one its good to mark it with a paint marker so that if it loosens up again more then it should it may need replacing