Yamaha Blaster Head and cylinder torque specs

[BlueBanshee05]

I know this is a banshee forum and i apologize but i couldnt find this info anywhere, does anyone on here know the torque specs of a yamaha blaster head and cylinder nuts? any info woulod be appreciated, like i stated above i have searched eveywhere and i just cant find them.

 

Thank You

Kevin Deane

[streetbanshee]

For the head set them at 20 lbs and the clinders nuts i always set them the same as the head

Edited November 26, 2006 by streetbanshee

[baddsheee]

To tighten down the cylinder you're gonna need a wrench adapter for the torque wrench in order to get in there. Motion Pro sells it. It is impossible to get a normal torque wrench and socket in there. Then because it adds length you have to recalculate the ft lbs.

 

Here is the Wrench adapter. I just did a search on google, but I ordered mine directly from MotionPro.

[BansheeDan]

To tighten down the cylinder you're gonna need a wrench adapter for the torque wrench in order to get in there. Motion Pro sells it. It is impossible to get a normal torque wrench and socket in there. Then because it adds length you have to recalculate the ft lbs.

 

 

 

best thing to do would be to go get yourself a YAMAHA service manual.....

 

all the correct torque specs are there .....

 

i personally dont like the clymers manual,the torque specs are different then the yamaha.

[lowriderb]

its 28 newton meters for both base and head...