Great informative video. Do the torque specs vary on the spindle nuts? The Suzuki service manual says to torque it to 56 ft. lbs, then to loosen it again and re-torque to 10 ft. lbs. Then on the second nut torque it to 65ft. lbs. I like that stud trick.
The torque specs do not vary. We found that torquing then to Suzuki specs continued to leave play in the wheel bearings shortly after wear in. By torquing to 50ftlbs preloads the bearings and once worn in does not leave play in the wheel bearings and does not shorten service life.
Grazie per il video non parlo inglese ma è talmente ben fatto che si capisce benissimo , saluti da Firenze Toscana Italia 👋👋👋👋
Great informative video. Do the torque specs vary on the spindle nuts? The Suzuki service manual says to torque it to 56 ft. lbs, then to loosen it again and re-torque to 10 ft. lbs. Then on the second nut torque it to 65ft. lbs. I like that stud trick.
The torque specs do not vary. We found that torquing then to Suzuki specs continued to leave play in the wheel bearings shortly after wear in.
By torquing to 50ftlbs preloads the bearings and once worn in does not leave play in the wheel bearings and does not shorten service life.
Thank you for doing this video!
Where are you and what does the kit cost