Subject	because there really isnt a torque spec.
Posted by	ni[X]it on January 17, 2008 at 7:02 PM
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In Reply To	What do you torque A/N fittings to? posted by collegeboy on January 17, 2008 at 07:00 PM
Message	how would you do it with regular garage tools anyway? A crows foot and a torque wrench? Make it "tight". But don't put your leg into it. Most AN fittings are Aluminum. Ie, quite soft. Preferably you would use AN Fitting Wrenchs. Petz #3
Follow Ups	What do you torque A/N fittings to? - collegeboy 19:00:22 01/17/08 because there really isnt a torque spec. - ni[X]it 19:02:51 01/17/08 Cool that's what I've always done - collegeboy 19:07:36 01/17/08 tighten it, loosen it, then tighten it a final time. - ni[X]it 19:11:00 01/17/08 Great thanks - collegeboy 19:47:38 01/17/08 Go to sears, look for "flare nut wrenches" - BlackholeZ 22:51:10 01/17/08 I wrap a piece of electrical tape around the fitting - Kong ZTT GT28RS MD 00:12:13 01/18/08 Yup. It got shipped back to me lol - collegeboy 01:39:59 01/18/08 haha.. thats cool man - Kong ZTT GT28RS MD 07:36:51 01/18/08 Generally the procedure is finger tight + 1 flat (n/m) - flash-to-pass 12:20:06 01/18/08
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