Chassis Bolt Torque specs Early Bronco

Save this video for future! I thought this video might help someone else as they are building their project. I pulled these torque specs from a lot of places, so some may be different, but this is what I used:
00:00 - Introduction
01:32 - Rear shackle assembly to hanger: 80-100 lb-ft
01:40 - Rear shackle assembly to leaf spring: 150-190 lb-ft
01:49 - Rear shock to upper mounting: 40-50 lb-ft
01:56 - Rear shock to lower bracket: 40-60 lb-ft
02:04 - Rear U-Bolt: 100 lb-ft
02:15 - Leaf spring to front hanger: 150-190 lb-ft
02:43 - Radius arm to bracket: 80-120 lb-ft
03:03 - Front Shock to stud upper - 15-25 lb-ft
03:11 - Upper spring retainer 18-25 lb-ft
03:16 - Front Shock to lower shock bracket - 40-60 lb-ft
03:24 - Lower spring seat to radius arm 45-55 lb-ft
03:38 - Tie rod ends: 45-60 lb-ft
03:45 - Trac bar to axle: 155-205 lb-ft
03:55 - Trac bar to frame: 110-130 lb-ft
04:03 - Steering box to frame: 60-80 lb-ft
04:10 - Pitman arm to steering gear: 105-135 lb-ft
04:17 - Radius arm Caps: 90-110 lb-ft
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[@Ben-zq5pw]

Not all heroes where capes!

[@davestewart9146]

A lot of people will thank you for the specs, great video 👍😁

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Thank you! Yeah, I know I’ll reference the video in the future 😂

[@girlmeetsbronco]

Thank you for making this video! Waiting on my axles and then I’ll be needing this in the next couple weeks!

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Glad to help

[@Halfwheelhell]

thanks so much for taking the time to create this resource! much appreciated.

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Glad to help!

[@tylernobull123]

Great video! Very informative! Probably saved me hours in research and stress! Thank you!

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Absolutely

[@ronbelldvm]

Great info, there. Thanks for taking the time to share it.

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful

[@josedavila5884]

Thanks for the info!

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

You bet!

[@Johntasticful]

Tx!

[@eb5151]

Good little informative video. That bronco is coming along nicely. You're gonna make some tall dollar on that one. If the top looks like the bottom half you should ask at least 85k🤙

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

Thanks man!

[@craigt4357]

I'm in the middle of a frame-off resto and your videos are awesome- this one is especially timely and saved me countless hours of searching. Thank you! Is there any concern to torquing the chassis bolts without weight on?

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

You're very welcome! Yeah, I will recheck everything with weight.

[@gabesavarese4776]

Your content is dope. I know I'm resurrecting an old one here but I have an old school chilton manual for 66 to 86 broncos and the 66-77 shows the giant pitman arm nut at 170 to 230 ft/lbs and the drag links at 40 ftt/lbs. Have @nashville or anyone else for that matter had any luck with these? Truck is a 66 but I'm adding power steering. Thx in advance!

[@user-ne9sf4il5m]

hey what was the fix for the clearance issue of the rear shock and the leaf spring? Looks like you didn't even have to use the longer bolt and sleeve.

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

It’s close, but o haven’t had a problem with it rubbing on either of my Broncos