what do you torque your...

[horsepwr]

Tweetframe sliders to? How many ft. lbs. do you put on them when tightening them down?

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TweetNATURAL STRENGHT UNTIL YOU CANT TORQUE ANYMORE

[O2BESOHUGE]

TweetI DONT KNOW IF ANY OF MY FRIENDS THAT GOT THAT TECHNICAL WITH FRAME SLIDERS.... JUST TIGHTEN THEM

[FUZO]

TweetRIGHTY TIGHTY LEFTY LOOSY,LOL

[jamescb77]

Tweeti tightened mine until they felt tight enough to not come lose i mean i think they are suppose to be 120ft/lb so estimate that

[jamescb77]

Tweetalso what brand did you go with

[daved150]

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i tightened mine until they felt tight enough to not come lose i mean i think they are suppose to be 120ft/lb so estimate that

shyt...someones gonna have ta help the little feller!!

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NATURAL STRENGHT UNTIL YOU CANT TORQUE ANYMORE

no sir, that's aluminum. You could create weak spots in your frame by doing that. I've always just snugged them up as close to how the original engine mounts felt. which is not very tight, but I go a little tighter.

I'd like to know. I'm gonna fish around and see if I can find that. I never had any issues before though. Plus think about how many times, and how hard stunt bikes slam the frame. But they do ultimately crack after so much. If they had their sliders or cages way over tightened, it would probably crack fast though.

Proper installation says to torque to spec and check them ever so often. Probably because spec isn't that tight. But like I said, I've just tightened them down pretty snug before, and they rode out the duration just fine.

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also what brand did you go with

Vortex. Do they make another brand?

[jamescb77]

Tweeti went with motivation they are in my opinion the best on the market they are more expensive but the quality is so nice. worth the money in my opinioin

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i went with motivation they are in my opinion the best on the market they are more expensive but the quality is so nice. worth the money in my opinioin

right on man. I'm just partial to Vortex products. There's allot of great gear out there though.