Can you point them out from the reference numbers in this schematic? At first I thought you were asking about the torque settings for the base nuts that secure the cylinder head to the cylinder. But there are only two of them, fore & aft.  If that's what you meant, the base nuts are torqued to 6-8.5 ft.-lbs.

If not, perhaps someone else will be able to help you get the right number.  I've only torqued mine one time during my 600 mile inspection, and I'm quoting from page 147 of the Clymers.



For a larger view of the schematic try this link:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_2NU0p82vl5Y/SLx1x9JgCRI/AAAAAAAAABQ/MrzO2pTikHI/s16...

I think I see what's happening here. When you say 14mm, you're talking about the size of your wrench, but the table references torque settings based on the size of the metric thread. The nut for the 8mm thread takes a  13 mm wrench or socket and the nut for the 9mm thread takes a 14 mm wrench or socket.

So. Those are the cylinder head nuts, and if a 14mm socket fits, the thread is 9mm and the torque should be 21-24.  If a 13mm socket fits, the torque should only be 16.5-19.5 ft-lbs because the thread diameter is only 8mm.  You can see that the torque drops quite a bit with the thread diameter so you don't snap anything. If the 3 acorn nuts and the one regular nut are all 14mm heads, apply the same torque. if one is only 13mm, back off the torque. I can't recall if I had to change settings on mine when I torqued the 4th one?

Good luck with the FireLizard.

Thanks Ess, I greatly appreciate it.

You got it.  Posted in the tech section. Hopefully it will save some head scratching time for others.