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Just started to do battle with my rear brakes after new ones (EBC ) sat on the shelf for 2 year!!

I was going to try and remove the brake drum but it wasn't having that so started to remove the spline and then it came off banghead but I think that it will be easier with the hub off (when I get a bigger extractor)

What should the torque setting be on the nut that holds on the rear hub. Before removing I checked with my torque wrench and it seemed to go to 120 lb/ft (limit of my wrench)before I tried to undo it.

Apart from split pin any other components I should replace (I already have new set screws for the drums).


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Hi Keith - please see PM on a different topic
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If you torque to around 120 lbs/ft you should be OK.


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Ta, thats the limit of the torque wrench and then it has a last setting called 'F.T.' innocent


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