Just replaced the wheel bearing hubs in my wife's 1999 V70 yesterday, along with the struts, lower control arms, sway bar links, and outer tie rod ends. Car should ride like it just came off the dealer floor.

Anyway, I torqued the new bolts to what was recommeded, then eye balled the 60 degrees. Since I had the steering knuckle out of the car, it was easy to replace the bearing hubs with the knukle in a vice. I do have an angle meter, but it is a PITA to use with such an irregular hunk of metal (steering knuckle). Eye balling 60 is not too hard, figure 2/3 of a right angle gives you 60 degrees.
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Gary D

I don't know which bolt(s) you are refering to. To tighten to a specific angle, just look at an analog clock. Every 5 minutes = 30 degrees, so if you need to do 60 degrees, that is the same as moving your wrench handle 10 minutes on a clock face.

In most cases, move on, because you are close enough.

Klaus
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