Torque Spec Front Strut Mounts

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Adding a strut tower brace.
Any idea of the correct torque value for the three retention nuts?
I see 33 f/lbs and 43 f/lbs but nothing that gives me any confidence that they are correct.
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I did mine to 40 lb-ft. No problems
 
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That was exactly what I was looking for.
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Cusco's front strut bar installation manual says 33 lb.ft. The service manual says 46 lb.ft.

Does anyone know why Cusco's specs are much lower?
 
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Think I'll go with 46.
If I go at all - I'm not at all happy with fit/finish etc on the one I got.
Mounts are unpainted so you have to do that.
Their manufacturer tag is kind of lame and screwed on and adhesive backed.
If you yank it you are left with 2 holes you need to deal with.
Fit look OK at best I haven't unbolted anything to find out for sure.
Must say the ones made for Miatas seem much better since they come with an adjustable tension at each end.
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