anyone know what the torque specs are for our rims?
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#6
Ive often wondered how they come up with these numbers. Why not 75? Also how do they figure out the #...my wife's Equinox is 125, my Subaru Outback was really low..like 65.
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#8
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I always retorque the lugs to 76 after I have the tires rotated. If the lugs are tightened to much or uneven, it can cause the rotors to warp and vibrate when braking.
#9
80 ft-lbs for me.
#11
Still, I suppose the torque stick is better than the monkey with the air ratchet....zzzzt...zzzzt...zzzt. oh, what the hell....zzzzzzzzzzzt, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzt.....lug nut torqued to near failure.
#12
Pit Crew
Thread Starter
I did 80lbs, should i loosen them up a bit? It's a nice change breaking loose 80ft/lb lugs, I can do this with the regular ratchet but on my truck theyre at 120lbs and i literally have to stand on the ratchet and bounce to get them off.
#13
You are within the margin of error.
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#15
I see that the recommended torque is between 70~80 ft-lbs on 12 x 1.5 mm lugs. I should dial down and lock my Torque wrench to 76.
Ok then.
Ok then.