Which manual is a good source for torque specifications on steering & suspension?

[Jerky Arm Ape]

Rebuilding my entire suspension (front&rear) and steering system next week.
I can't find a good online source for the torque specifications on the fasteners and such,
wondering if anyone uses a manual that they would recommend ?

 

[SunlitComet]

www.alldatadiy.com gives you factory manual stuff but for torque values haynes would be good enough.

 

[Jerky Arm Ape]

Thanks sunlit.
I Never knew there was such a thing as the all data website. Cost about the same as a manual and you don't have to move it around.

 

[SunlitComet]

that cost is yearly in case you missed that part.

 

[Jerky Arm Ape]

All I saw was a choice between 1 year or 5 year subscription. Didn't really read into it.
My final desicion was to order a Haynes manual, found it on eBay $17.xx with free shipping.

 

[fiatdale]

Hard copy is always nice. That way you've got it right in front of you when at the vehicle. And you don't have to worry about dropping a tool on your phone or laptop.

 

[jerryjoe28]

I use alldata as well even keep a old laptop out in the garage just for it and autotap.