Torque specs for front and rear shocks

Hi TW community,
Does anybody have reference material that states what the torque should be for the rear shocks and front coilover assembly for the top and bottom nuts?

Thanks!

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-torque-spec-guide.318116/

I know this is for 2nd Gen trucks. But It's a good reference guide and I bet many values are the same.

 

Hopefully its the same. Maybe i should have done the research BEFORE i took the old one off. Now i just have the truck on stands....lol

Thanks 9th!

 

Here's the full service manual.
No index...
Open with Adobe and click the bookmark for chapters and sections; or use the search.

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?res...51&authkey=!AHx1iTrEjYnqJHA&ithint=folder,pdf

 

I do three ugga ugga on with my air impact...

 

Thanks everyone for your help!


Btw, the torque for the 2nd and 3rd are different in some areas. The rear shocks attached to bottom axle housing for instance 2nd gen is 74ft lb the 3rd gen is 43ft lb.

 

Lol I like that unit of measurement

 

Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spGpKnBejUI
and for the front watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOW-FRDl5wg

 

http://www.ttguide.net/rear_shock_absorber-1412.html

This one says 58.

 

That is in Newton-meters. if you want go by foot-pound then it is 43.

 

Shit you're right. Derp on my part. Which means I probably over torqued some bolts the other day when I installed my hangers...

Yep. 89 ft lbs, not 120 for shackles and whatnot. Curse you, imperial system.