Torque For Replacement #75 Rubber Shear Spring From MORryde
Updated 12/22/2025 | Published 10/26/2024
Question:
I currently have 2 of these on order from your business. I am going to install these on my 2013 e450. I’m having trouble finding torque specs for the 3/8 -16 bolts that hold the shear springs on. I think those would be 44 ft pounds. Also the u bolts that hold the leafs on and the front leaf shackle bolt torque. Can you please help.
asked by: Justin B
Expert Reply:
Hello Justin,
I reached out to MORryde for you regarding the torque of the Replacement #75 Rubber Shear Spring # MR96UR, and they sent me the following diagram, saying "here are all of the bolts and torque specs for the RL suspension system (which is what the spring goes on)."
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Replacement #75 Rubber Shear Spring for MORryde Trailer and RV Suspension Systems - Qty 1
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Jameson C.
12/22/2025
Hey Justin, were you able to use the torque specs from MORryde’s diagram for your E450 setup? It’d be great to know if those values matched what you needed. Sharing your results could help others working on the same suspension.