quick torque question

[3kgtslme]

i lost my cd and i am doing my brakes tomorrow.

i need to know the torque for the rotors to the hubs and for the wheels.

so anyone bored?

thanks ahead of time

[bjmsam]

Originally Posted by 3kgtslme

i lost my cd and i am doing my brakes tomorrow.

i need to know the torque for the rotors to the hubs and for the wheels.

The wheels hold the rotors to the hubs. Lug nut torque specs are in your owner's manual, and a quick search on Stealth316 reveals 87-101 lb-ft (120-140 Nm).

[3kgtslme]

well thank you for your information.

I can never find any articles on there...when i look at the section that pops open there is no real information. i don't understand where you guys find all this info on there. all I can find is stuff is about his personal car and not any issues that pertain for me.

for example, i know there is how to build a pressure tester (which need by the way) on there but i can't find it for the life of me.
am i just stupid? probably.

[bjmsam]

Originally Posted by 3kgtslme

I can never find any articles on there...when i look at the section that pops open there is no real information. i don't understand where you guys find all this info on there. all I can find is stuff is about his personal car and not any issues that pertain for me.

for example, i know there is how to build a pressure tester (which need by the way) on there but i can't find it for the life of me.

Go to Stealth316 (choose either frames or no frames) and simply type pressure tester in the search bar at the bottom. The first result is Intake Pressure Testers for the Turbocharged Mitsubishi 3000GT/Dodge Stealth. When browsing, start with the Garage and Technical pages.

[Alt0id]

Service manual is your friend

[etecnifibre]

Originally Posted by Alt0id

Service manual is your friend

He lost his.

[Alt0id]

Originally Posted by etecnifibre

He lost his.

Ah. In reading closer I see, my bad.

[3kgtslme]

Originally Posted by bjmsam

Go to Stealth316 (choose either frames or no frames) and simply type pressure tester in the search bar at the bottom. The first result is Intake Pressure Testers for the Turbocharged Mitsubishi 3000GT/Dodge Stealth. When browsing, start with the Garage and Technical pages.

thanks i need to use my full reasoning skills, not that i have much i admit.

yea so i got the new stillen rotos and pads in yesterday no problems. but the breaks are feeling kinda squishy...and no I didn't unplug the calapers....my mecanic friend said that it is going to take a couple of days for the rotors and pads to sit properly...sound right?

they sure do look purrdy though

[bjmsam]

Pad and Rotor Bed-In Theory, Definitions and Procedures

[3kgtslme]

Originally Posted by bjmsam

Pad and Rotor Bed-In Theory, Definitions and Procedures

great read, + rep for you sir!

thanks very infomative.

edit;
so what happens if i don't seat them properly? i did the continous breaking withouy driving for about 20 mins. the i drove home which required me to have to come to a complete stop obviously....so I'm not to screwed, eh?