I have the "Service Notes, Evora" dated June 2011.service manual has spec's, but no diagrams? do you have manual, if not I can send you one.
That was me, but it was for the Elise/Exige. Not sure someone made a handy chart for the Evora.In the suspension section I asked the same and someone posted the links.
The Dealerships must have something better.that's all that I know is out there, yes agreed very vauge service manual!
I have the following documents:I have the "Service Notes, Evora" dated June 2011.
Is this the latest version that you have ?
Is this really all that's available as a "Factory Manual" for the Evora ??
The Porsche Factory "Service" Manuals cookbook guide one through the service, dis-assembly, and re-assembly of EVERY component of the car, WITH full specifications AND Photos.
Fully agree, I am a sticker to measured torqueing of suspension and bolt replacement on overhaul/mods. I figure my life is supported by link of rubber, wheel, and suspension arm bolts; any weak link in there can invoke an life insurance policy.As a sticky eventually, let's try to compile the critical tq numbers for front, rear suspension then add other key items over time. With Elise at least 2x/season. I'd just put a tq wrench to everything to make sure no surprises occurred.
Every suspension nut and bolt gets a wrench check before every race weekend on my Bobsy. Occasionally, I find one that is slightly loose. If the same one is loose more than once, it is probably the beginning of a failure, and gets replaced.Fully agree, I am a sticker to measured torqueing of suspension and bolt replacement on overhaul/mods. I figure my life is supported by link of rubber, wheel, and suspension arm bolts; any weak link in there can invoke an life insurance policy.