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Default Factory Torque Specs
I just purchased the Daystar 2.5" front lift with the 1" rear blocks. According to the installation instructions I'm to "Torque all bolts to factory specs". Where can I find the specs for a 2006 double cab 4x4?
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which bolts do you need numbers for? the lower shock tower bolt is 90ft#, i want to say the upper three studs are 36ft#, at least thats for an access cab with 19mm lower bolts and 14mm upper bolts--that is the socket size, not the bolt diameter. if yours are the same, the torque numbers for that particular application should be the same.

also, glenn might have already posted the specs...look in the garage.
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