I got a flat tire repaired yesterday and when the repair shop guy remounted it, I asked if the torque was 90 ft-lb. He said they did only 80 and 100, 80 for cars and 100 for trucks. Is 80 ft-lb okay? Thanks.
-SJS
I got a flat tire repaired yesterday and when the repair shop guy remounted it, I asked if the torque was 90 ft-lb. He said they did only 80 and 100, 80 for cars and 100 for trucks. Is 80 ft-lb okay? Thanks.
-SJS
You should torque to 90ft-lbs, or 120Nm, just like the manual says. Use a star pattern for best results.
If you don't have a torque wrench of your own, you should get one. They are not expensive and they can save you a lot of hassle. You should be able to get a clicking type for about $20 at Sears. Be sure to get a 17mm socket.
--Cesar
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