Cm2250 overhead set |
12-12-2019, (Subject: Cm2250 overhead set ) Post: #2 | |||
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RE: Cm2250 overhead set I don't know who Simon is, or why you would need to use a dial indicator... I would purchase an inch pound torque wrench, will be more accurate than using a foot pound at those numbers. But, if it is all you have, just make sure you release all of the tension on it and then set before use. Rawze has a good video on doing the overhead, even though it is on a CM-871, the same procedure applies, as the exhaust side is identical to yours. Tekton makes a decent torque wrench for the money, that is what I use... https://amzn.to/2PNkWdI Many of the Farm and Fleet or Tractor Supply stores sell these, so you may be able to purchase locally. Prices are normally on par with internet pricing, around $40. | |||
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Cm2250 overhead set - jimeneztrans84 - 12-11-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - Waterloo - 12-12-2019 RE: Cm2250 overhead set - JMBT - 12-12-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - Waterloo - 12-12-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - JMBT - 12-12-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - Rawze - 12-13-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - jimeneztrans84 - 12-12-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - Hammerhead - 12-16-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - JMBT - 12-12-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - jimeneztrans84 - 12-16-2019, RE: Cm2250 overhead set - Lonestar10 - 12-17-2019, |
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