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Old 03-18-2011, 11:22 PM
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torque specs?
what are the torque sepcs for the supercharger, and also the torque specs for the zzp pulley, i got the hub on with a hammer and a piece of wood went on nice and slik, but need torque specs for the 5 bolts that hold the pulley on thanks a bunch
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Old 04-05-2011, 01:36 AM
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I hear ya man. Anybody got an answer for this? I just pulled my charger off to drop a ZZP modular hub system and need the same info.
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Supercharger = 18ft-lbs
Pulley = 16 ft-lbs
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Originally Posted by boost_junkie16
Supercharger = 18ft-lbs
Pulley = 16 ft-lbs
This.
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16ftlbs is a bit much for those little screws and using a hammer and a block of wood isent to smart i wouldent be suprised if damaged the blower and you could have installed the hub with a power steering pully installer/puller
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Originally Posted by mrbelvedere
16ftlbs is a bit much for those little screws and using a hammer and a block of wood isent to smart i wouldent be suprised if damaged the blower and you could have installed the hub with a power steering pully installer/puller
Agreed!

Those are the specs though.

I would snug tighten them in a radial pattern, and call it a day.
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snug is good considering the rotation tightens them up more
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I just pulled the specs out of the LSJ build book. As said though, snug should be fine.
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