Does anyone have a diagram with the skid and all the bolts showing what the torque values are for the LTX? Just want to go through the skid and make sure bolts are all still torqued properly.
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Is that available in a pdf or word doc so we can print it out?
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That would be awesome if it was.
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I just created an Excel file with this data which I am trying to attach but the system says the file type is not allowed. I tried both an xlsx and an xls file extension. I am new to the forum and have never uploaded a file so I do not know the secrets yet. Any suggestions?
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Saved as a PDF - Little blurry but still can read it.
I have the service manual and it has that page in there. Some of the service manuals for the dirt bike have an actual picture and arrows pointing to every bolt with a torque spec. That's more of what I was looking for, so it would be for quicker reference. I don't trust that page out of the service manual because it's hard to dictate which bolt there talking about. And it doesn't seem to coincide with some of the torque values in certain sections of the manual. And when you look at the bottom right torque spec for rear shock it says 50NM or 20FtPounds. 50NM is like 37Foot pounds.
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I created the attached pdf from the excel file I created. I think that I have everything correct but let me know if I have an error.
Nice. Everyone look it over and if correct will put in FAQ. Thank you!
I will add I paint Mark all critical bolts in skid after Loctite and torque. Don’t believe in upsetting loctite just to check bolts.
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Dan, AWESOME job!!
I have attached a picture of an error in the torque specs. 50NM is not = to 10 Foot Pounds. 50NM = 37 Foot Pound
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Looks like a bunch are wrong that say 54Nm.
Foot-pounds
Newton-meters Foot-pounds
51 Nm 37.62 ft-lb
52 Nm 38.35 ft-lb
53 Nm 39.09 ft-lb
54 Nm 39.83 ft-lb
Foot-pounds
Newton-meters Foot-pounds
51 Nm 37.62 ft-lb
52 Nm 38.35 ft-lb
53 Nm 39.09 ft-lb
54 Nm 39.83 ft-lb
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Looks like it was wrong on the Yamaha chart unless I am misreading something. I can update and regenerate if we think that the rest are questionable also. Let me know.
No surprise there. Sadly.
