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I think that removing the front wheel gave me enough room to do it.
I was also using a 2-foot racheting torque wrench.
It was definitely a pain, but not impossible.
You might also try lowering the car down, or using a jack to take the pressure off the rear bolt - or breaking the bolt loose before raising it up.
I think now, that I may have set up the torque wrench/breaker wrench, then used an axe handle as a lever to give me even more leverage on the and of the torque wrench. The arrangement winds up shaped like an L.
Good Luck,
Will
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1990 740 Turbo, on its way to stock specs, maybe beyond
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