Progressive AAL Torque Specs

I've got a set of Head strong progressive 3-leaf AAL's and can't find the torque specs for the centering pin nut or the leaf spring clamp nuts. I checked the 2016 Tacoma factory suspension spec sheet and I know the spring clamps won't be on there because they are fixed, but I was surprised the centering pin nut isn't on the there. Any thoughts?

 

If snug is the acceptable answer then I can go along with that..

 

There wasn't a nut on centerpin under bump stop ?

& tighten that nut to about 50 ft.lbs (no more than that, they strip easy)

 

There is a nut there, but when I replace it with the new centering pin and new nut, I need to know what to torque it to. 50lbs sounds like a good answer to me. Same thing for the leaf spring clamp nuts as well?

*btw above I stated that the centering pin nut torque specs are not on the 2016 Tacoma suspension spec sheet. I was surprised by that because it has everything else you'd ever want to know about the suspension components.

Thanks for the answer!

 

Well by "leaf spring clamp nuts" I assume you're speaking about the U bolts & torque value on those nuts, this is where you're thread will go batshit with debate on U bolt torque, the factory manual for 2nd gens stated for years that 37 ft.lbs. was required with a slight adjustment made to spec sheet increasing the torque to 40 or 50ft.lbs.

This is where I part company with Toyota engineers & half the people on this site , up until 2004 (1st gens) the torque was right around 90-95 ft.lbs (which seems perfectly reasonable ) I've lifted a lot of Tacomas (& others, i.e; Fords/Chevies/Dodge) & almost all the Tacomas were ridiculously loose, so take what you will from this info & tighten to what you think is right....

 

I was referring to the leaf spring clamp/bracket on the left side of the the leaf in this picture. It has that bolt that goes through the top to hold the spring together. Well keep from separating at least. I'm not sure of the exact name of that clamp/bracket, but that cross bolt with a nut is what I was looking for the torque spec on.
http://www.headstrongoffroad.com/uploads/1/1/8/4/11846658/s643139587468852138_p210_i1_w2560.jpeg

 

Interesting.. The spec sheet says 52 ft-lbs for the u-bolt nuts, but I'll take that with a grain of salt and over torque them some. Thanks for that info.