Torque for frame / body bolts when installing nerf bars?

By Roger Buck
February 3, 2020 in Modifications, Wheels & Tires

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Roger Buck

Posted February 3, 2020

Have seen a few threads on the torque for installing the frame / body bolts after installing nerf bars. But, haven't seen a for certain asnwer. Anyone know what the torque specs are? Thank you.

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