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Shadow man
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I set my torque wrench to 48 lbs. and use my 12x torque multiplier to torque my wheels to 480 lbs. which is the middle range of the 450-500 lbs that the book for my bus calls for. Even though it is a 12:1 multiplier it says to use the figure of 10x when tightening.
 
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