Torque Specs for bump stop bolts?

Does anyone have the torque specs for these 4 bolts under the rear bump stops? Loctite or no?
Gracias

 

Here ya go. Make sure to RE check the torque with a torque wrench after 200 miles or so just to be safe. Loc tite is a personal preference.

@csuviper He originally posted this

 

^ yup, 74 ft lbs.

 

Thank ya!!

 

Don't reuse those ubolts though.

 

Really? How come? Glad I saw this

 

I think they're considered torque to yield? Which I don't know why they would be. I'd reuse them honestly to each their own

 

Yeah just reading a thread now. Threads on the ubolt distort? I imagine it’s a good idea to replace but mainly recommended for liability

https://www.tundras.com/threads/u-bolts-one-time-use-only.36306/

 

If you can still thread the nut on fine, I don't see how anything is being compromised. When you tighten the nut it'll stress it the same as any other time.

 

Agree. If anything I’ll apply loctite which I didn’t before. Besides, going to re torque as recommended above at 200-500 miles

 

That's exactly what I would do

 

They have been known to come loose. It has been a debated topic.

 

The threads are rolled, not cut, and distort during torque.

 

Peace of mind or this?

 

I emailed and asked. From SuperSprings Director of Marketing
“We don’t comment on the change or reuse of the factory U-bolts.”

I am going to run mine as is for now, but am ordering replacements tonight. Will change when they arrive. Thanks for the input from y’all. Had no idea this was a thing

 

Just check your torque while waiting for the new ones.

 

Will do. last question lol. Got any recommendations for replacements? Saw some in a thread but can’t find it. Local shop wants one off the truck to make them, not feasible.

 

Looks like Toytec sells them for $44 per set.

 

Stock setup? Toytec has them in 7.5 or 9 inch.