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How much torque for the wheel lugs?

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YOUR RESEARCHHow much torque for the wheel lugs?

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Use 90lbs

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I use 90lbs.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Could you please inform me about the correct torque for the wheel lugs? Thank you.

POST 2Original post

I use 90lbs. The book recomends more 100-110. But I find 90 good better to break off frequently.

POST 6Original post

I also 96 and so is PCA tech line at each event.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 5758498

alas, why has the US resisted metric so long . . .

POST 10Original post

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Because the US likes the easy divide by two method.

POST 11Original post

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Basic stupidity and stuborness

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