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Mark_h 18-04-08 08:01 AM

Crash Bung torque setting
 
Got myself a pair of crashbungs off ebay. They are etched with crashbung.co.uk who seem to no longer exist so I can't get any info from the suppliers.

These fit onto the forward engine mounts via an aluminium bush.

Anyone know the correct torque setting for them?

Ideally someone with some crashbung.com fitting instructions; failing that anyone got a manual for a K3 SV1000 covering the torque settings? It's the furthest forward engine mounting bolts.

Thanks in advance,
Mark

flymo 18-04-08 08:17 AM

Re: Crash Bung torque setting
 
On the 'T' tightness scale I would just go with FT. ferkin tight.

Mark_h 18-04-08 08:25 AM

Re: Crash Bung torque setting
 
Is that a metric or imperial ferk?

SoulKiss 18-04-08 08:42 AM

Re: Crash Bung torque setting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark_h (Post 1482058)
Got myself a pair of crashbungs off ebay. They are etched with crashbung.co.uk who seem to no longer exist so I can't get any info from the suppliers.

These fit onto the forward engine mounts via an aluminium bush.

Anyone know the correct torque setting for them?

Ideally someone with some crashbung.com fitting instructions; failing that anyone got a manual for a K3 SV1000 covering the torque settings? It's the furthest forward engine mounting bolts.

Thanks in advance,
Mark

Hmmmm - well normally you would want to tighten them to the standard torque for that bolt - so the Haynes/Workshop manual would be good.

HOWEVER in researching for my Z750, I found that the recommended torque by R&G was less than the standard engine bolt torque.

So settled for the lesser value.

I cant really tell you due to not knowing what the replacement bolt is made of etc, as it may not be suitable for the standard engine bolt torque.

I would google some more - the company may have vanished, but posts on forums may still be around.

The other question you must also ask yourself, is although they may have been cheap, there may be a reason WHY the company no longer trades.........

Dangerous Dave 18-04-08 11:08 AM

Re: Crash Bung torque setting
 
Stroll into a bike shop and have a quick nosey through a workshop manual or ask a mechanic.


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