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  1. 08-10-2012 09:58 AM #1
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    K20A2 ORC Clutch Install - ORC Pressure Plate Bolts Torque Amount

    Good morning all,

    Currently re-installing an ORC clutch (non-silent type) to my K20A2. The flywheel is on and complete with the remaining clutch components only lightly secured.

    Can I please be advised on the correct/recommended torque setting when tightening up ORC's pressure plate bolts? How many Nm or Ib/ft as I do not have the technical installation guide?

    Kindly share any further tips/methods for successful clutch installs if you wish.

    Thanks in advance
    -Thien
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  2. 08-10-2012 11:38 AM #2
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    Do them up a little tighter than spec, I've heard stories of them loosening themselves undone.
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    Do it to spec and add some threadlock/Loctite for that extra security
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