i need stock brembo rear torque specs please!

[IAmADirtDude]

i have searched somehow i got the from caliper torque as 85 but not sure if the rear is the same.... i started and it felt like it might be too much so i want to make sure the caliper torque for the 2 bolts on the rear is 85ft lbs

thanks a[ppreciate it

[o7'silvermax]

you dont need no exact torque spec on that...ive done plenty of caliper swaps on 240's and used the impact gun and never had a problem

[Loser]

For the IX:
Front brake assembly mounting bolt 108 ± 10 N⋅m (80 ± 7 ft-lb)
Rear brake assembly mounting bolt 54 ± 5 N⋅m (40 ± 4 ft-lb)

[twabtoxer]

haha i did mine at the tq at the fronts oh well , now i know theyre not going anywhere

[Protostar1]

You do realize the calipers are aluminum, you can strip a hole more easily on these than some other calipers... Also, over torquing can lead to over stressing components and possibly cracking something like a bolt, there is a reason for torque specs.

[IAmADirtDude]

ya over tightening and impact gun is ignorant on something aluminum and definatly on a saftey item like brakes. i'm a cat mechanic and i know from experience theres certain things/ most things you do by torque of your arm and hand but things like this need a torque spec thanks for the specs