Correct torque for wheels

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preluder888

Discussion Starter · Mar 30, 2001

What is the correct torque I should apply to the wheel nuts. Is it 80 ft.lb? I put 82ft.lb on my wheel nuts, and after driven it for a while, when the wheels are warm, I check the torque again using a torque wrench, and the nut can be tighen more even when set at 82ft.lb. What is the correct torque for the wheels?

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badmuthrfkr

· #2 · Mar 30, 2001

80 ft.lb is fine.

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Kool-Lude

· #3 · Mar 30, 2001

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by preluder888:
and after driven it for a while, when the wheels are warm, I check the torque again </font>

I always wait until things cool off.

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