Hi
Can anyone tell me the correct torque setting for the wheel nuts on an 86" series 1.
Thanks
Tony Boyle.
wheel nut torque settings?
Jun 23, 2006
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I always just tighten them by hand spanner/brace as much as I can. Never had one come loose that way, whereas I have had them come loose after being put on with an air tool. If you're strong enough to shear them, please contact me off group :) Karen
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I always just tighten them by hand spanner/brace as much as I can. Never had one come loose that way, whereas I have had them come loose after being put on with an air tool.
If you're strong enough to shear them, please contact me off group :)
Karen
Do them up until they strip and then back them off 1/4 of a turn. ;-)
Seriously though, 100 lb-ft is plenty.
75 to 85 lb/ft - avoid the temptation to over-tighten them as they can pull through the rim - only seen it once, but the owners trousers were scrap....
Richard
ROTFLMAO - let me guess, you will call him Jack :)
Glad someone picked up on that line, I was beginning to despair :)
Karen
Steel and alloy wheels are 130Nm (96 ft/lb).
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