Re: lower control arm nut

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Per the 1965 FSM:
   Front Strut Nut - 40 ft lbs
   Rear Strut Nut - 110 ft lbs (C-Body is 100 ft-lbs)

Considering that the front nut goes against a washer/rubber bushing, 
that makes sense as opposed to the 110 or so at the rear.

   Akron Don

Sean Bolter wrote:

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> Does anybody know the torque setting for the lower control arm shaft nut 
> on a 1964 Fury?  The one that goes through the K frame?  My 1964 FSM 
> lists it as 180 ft lbs, then later as 130.  180 seems awfully tight.
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> Thanks,
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> Sean Bolter 
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