Carbon rail saddle tightening torque

[BeR]

What tightening torque to do you use for these screws with a carbon rail saddle ?

[Hokum]

I use this one and like it a lot. There's clones on Ali with different ranges (Enlee "bike torque wrench" or somesuch)
https://www.amazon.com/BIKE-HAND-YC-637-BITS-Measurement/dp/B07MVLVGJ5

Mine seems to be precise enough when measured with another wrench.


edit: my bad. 6nm usually.

[BeR]

I use this one and like it a lot. There's clones on Ali with different ranges (Enlee "bike torque wrench" or somesuch)
https://www.amazon.com/BIKE-HAND-YC-637-BITS-Measurement/dp/B07MVLVGJ5

Mine seems to be precise enough when measured with another wrench.

I missunderstand myself : I mean tightening torque in Nm.

[SirBikealot]

I missunderstand myself : I mean tightening torque in Nm.

as i only know carbon rails are almost always? the oval ones, so on my oval rail clamp 8nm is recommended. And that is what i went for.

[jonathanf2]

On that style seat post clamp, I only tighten screws until they are firm. I never over tighten and make sure I apply lots of carbon paste.

[BeR]

On that style seat post clamp, I only tighten screws until they are firm. I never over tighten and make sure I apply lots of carbon paste.

I agree for carbon paste. No idea of torque in N.m ?

[ZacItaly15]

I don't suggest to go over 8 NM

[Ludo]

5-8Nm is the recommended range on ELITA one seat post.
2 screw system, 5Nm seems enough for me, on 1 screw, 8Nm is needed

[BeR]

I have just seen that Specialized suggest 3,1 N.m front and 6,1 N.m rear.

3,1 N.m seems too little.

[Ludo]

And single bolt system at 13Nm, that looks high to me. I never venture that high!

[ZacItaly15]

I suggest to use some carbon paste (fibergrip) in the craddle of the seatpost