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> Kennedy Engineering Clutch Conversion Kit, Torque Specs?
defianty
post Aug 18 2019, 09:41 AM
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Finally getting close to installing the engine and today I wanted to get the gearbox on. When installing my Kennedy Engineering Clutch Conversion Kit I realised I've no idea of the torque specs?

Does anyone have a clue? Would a dab of lock tight loctite be advisable?

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Mark Henry
post Aug 18 2019, 09:57 AM
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Stock spec, 17-18 pounds. even cross pattern, 1/2 turn at a time.
Before it starts clamping on the disc I do a slight side pressure circle motion with the centering tool, then center it in relation of the fingers.
No loctite, I've never seen an issue, it's not really the bolts holding it on, it's the clamping force.
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