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Correct but also getting them to the correct numbers can be challenging and a 150 ft lb won’t get it. They have the wildest torque requirements.You mean because of the degrees passed torque? It's not that hard to get close by eye.
Examples are 41 ft lbs + 185° or 37 ft lbs + 135°
What we see is the final torque value is pretty repeatable so I don’t know why they don’t use that
Brett
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