Clutch hub nut

Torque to 180ftlbs back off torque to 150ftlbs.
Use Loc-tite clean and prime on male and female threads and Hi Strength Red Loc-tite applied to both male and female threads.
Don't diddle around once it starts going together or the loc-tite will go off on you and you will have to do it again.
Use an impact driver to get the nut tight fast and then get right on it with the torque values.
Make damn sure the washer is Grade 8 Heat treated through.
Any other washer will collapse and the hub will start moving over time even though the nut is tight.
 

Th3InfamousI

Administrator
Staff member
Baker has the newer hardened nuts and the washer available as well. 150ft/lbs is good. I would give it 24 hours for the Locktite to fully cure before riding.
I agree give it time to cure, don't just slap the primary on and fill it with oil and crank it over

Manufacturer recommends 24hrs so why not just do it especially on trouble items

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Fitzy

Member
Thanks Curtis and everyone for your help, all is back together and running smooth i can now find neutral
what an experience the nut had only just come loose thank god it didn't destroy anything else
Thanks
 
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