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No (sort of). You're not looking for torque, you're looking for tension on the bolt as it stretches. Torque is just a proxy To tension on lubed and unlubed bol
by alangibson 5y ago
No (sort of). You're not looking for torque, you're looking for tension on the bolt as it stretches. Torque is just a proxy
To tension on lubed and unlubed bolts will be different at 80 ft-lbs due to friction loses.