Metric Or Imperial

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  1. Repooh

    Repooh Rarely Satisfied

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    Chaps

    Post my debarkle with a rounded hex I’m investing in a torque wrench and associated sockets using our trade discount at Halfords

    Just wanted to confirm that the bolts etc are metric and not imperial
     
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  2. joe mc donald

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    Depends what you are referring to. T140 Imperial Modern Metric.
    Regards
    Joe.
     
  3. Repooh

    Repooh Rarely Satisfied

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    Thanks chaps, should have said my ride is a 2018 Street Twin
     
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  4. t552

    t552 Senior Member

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    My job is calibrating torque wrenches for aircraft industry. I recommend Norbar wrenches. A good buy is Tti50.
     
  5. steve lovatt

    steve lovatt Something else

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    Whitworth! :joy::joy:
     
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  6. Callumity

    Callumity Elite Member

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    Confederate artillery and sharpshooters? Old Joseph was quite an engineer.
     
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  7. BigCLM

    BigCLM Senior Member

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    #7 BigCLM, Jan 22, 2019
    Last edited: Jan 22, 2019
    I have a Street Twin.

    All metric !! And one other thing. Most torque settings are for non-lubricated threads. If you use a thread lubricant or anti-seize compound, the torque settings are different. The bolts could be over-tightened and possibly damage the threads.
     
  8. Repooh

    Repooh Rarely Satisfied

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    Okie dokie, whats best practice, to lube, locktite or naked and torqued correctly
     
  9. BigCLM

    BigCLM Senior Member

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    Naked & torque to spec. Then re-check critical fasteners every once in awhile. Oil drain bolt, brake caliper bolts, etc.
     
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