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IT says 4nm max. Paste won't do anything as it only clamps just at the top, it's a crap design.
I'll shim it again and get it solid, but I'm just nervous it might slip again at a bad moment.
skinny-
Bah, Zipp stuff says 4Nm max and mine probably double that to stop them rotating. It worked.
(don't tell Zipp warranty dept)
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Seriously though, can you fit something in the "seat tube" so that it won't fall? It's what people were doing to the PX Stealth frames.
Also, are the bolts lubed?
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IT says 4nm max. Paste won't do anything as it only clamps just at the top, it's a crap design.
It is a poor design and I had some grief initially, but as Tstr says: "torque by the book".
I tried three different torque wrenches, with three different results.
If your wrench has a broad range, then consider something more specific from a recognised torque-boss, rather than a something rebranded from a bike-boss.
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I’ve owned my p2 from new in c.2010, the seatpost slipped badly for the first year but was fixed by a liberal application of carbon paste. Paste and 4nm and it hasn’t slipped in years now.
hippy
Scilly.Suffolk
ewanmac
Just stick a bit of wood under it or get a Real Man™ to clamp it for you. :P
Used carbon paste on it? Maybe you're too fat for a Cervelo? ;)