Torque Specs for Lugs???
75-80 lbs, 150 is way overkill... only do that if you have a compressor and impact gun at all times
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i dont think overkill will hurt the car.. at most it may strip a lug nut or something...
!!! i dont think overkill will hurt the car.. at most it may strip a lug nut or something...
Originally Posted by PO-POMAX2K
Thanks, I'm at work right now but will check the owners Manual later. I'm guessing the factory specs would apply to the aftermarket.
Do not torque the nuts to 150 ft-lbs. Way too much and unnecessary. You might not damage anything, but to me it seems like it would put too much pre-load on them, which could be a bad thing. Also, unless you carry a large pipe around with you you're stuck if you have a flat. They are NOT going to fall off at 80 ft-lbs as long as you're doing it correctly.
Sure they won't fall off. You will just never be able to get them off if you get a flat. Or it will warp your rotors from overtorquing.
Originally Posted by Tek-Niq
I just don't want them falling the fuc off...
Tek-Niq, heed the advice of everybody else. Here's what happens when you overtorque any bolt that much.
In my 4 years of performance driving I've NEVER had a lugnut come loose that was tightened to 80-90lbs. And that includes about 2500+ nuts I've torqued. (Geez, is that right. No wonder I have no time for anything)
In my 4 years of performance driving I've NEVER had a lugnut come loose that was tightened to 80-90lbs. And that includes about 2500+ nuts I've torqued. (Geez, is that right. No wonder I have no time for anything)
that sux my man. well I haven't taken the wheels off my 04 yet but when I do I will keep in mind the 80 pound if it applies on my 04. I'll have to check to manual..... well this is why the org is here I guess huh.................... thanx TEKNIQ
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