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Austin Powers
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Post subject: Carillo conrod  Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2023 12:21 am |
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I have these Carillo type conrods on my 650 crank which i need to remove to check everything is ok under there. My question is regarding the conrod bolts ,are they reuseable & are they just torqued up or are they a stretch type bolt & there is also another method which they are torqued up to a certain point & then tightened further by degrees. Any thought or answers please. Regards Ben
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Post subject: Re: Carillo conrod Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2023 11:45 pm |
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Just noticed this post. Well, I believe they get used more than once by most. And I have always used the simple 45 (I think) foot-pounds. MikeV
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