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2008-10-14 13:44:39 (12 weeks 1 day 12 hours 31 minutes 5 seconds) #1892850 | | view posts since this #1
- tommymel
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recomended torque for lugs
does anyone know what nissans reccomended torque is for the lug nuts. i know toyota lugs have to be torqued to 85 psi or something. i was told after 1500 miles i had to torque the lugs so they get adjusted to the hub after new rims
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2008-10-14 13:45:43 (12 weeks 1 day 12 hours 30 minutes 1 second) #1892854 | | view posts since this #2
- donspecv02
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
Should be in the owner's manual.
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2008-10-14 13:45:51 (12 weeks 1 day 12 hours 29 minutes 53 seconds) #1892855 | | view posts since this #3
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
Eh, just stand on the wrench. Thats enough.
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2008-10-14 16:23:34 (12 weeks 1 day 9 hours 52 minutes 10 seconds) #1893019 | | view posts since this #4
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
I believe the manual says 86 lbs of torque, but I don't own a torque wrench, so I just push on the lug wrench until it won't move anymore. My friend says the wrenches are designed in a way that if you push on them as tight as you can, you won't put more than 80-90 lbs of torque on. I dunno if that's true, but my wheels have never come off.
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2008-10-14 17:46:34 (12 weeks 1 day 8 hours 29 minutes 10 seconds) #1893083 | | view posts since this #5
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
your good at 80 lbs that what i torque it to
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2008-10-14 17:47:56 (12 weeks 1 day 8 hours 27 minutes 48 seconds) #1893085 | | view posts since this #6
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
thanks guys appreciate it 
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plalm: Of all the Boats loaded with fail to come into this port known as MSV, your's is by far the biggest, most efficiently running, well kept tugger ever that will soon float softly into the fluffy cloudy rocks of the near shore.
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2008-10-14 18:09:37 (12 weeks 1 day 8 hours 6 minutes 7 seconds) #1893100 | | view posts since this #7
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Re: recomended torque for lugs
You guys should really invest in a torque wrench. They don't cost that much. Over tighten lugnuts can actually cause them to come loose because you are messing the threads up if you over torque them. Not torquing them properly can also warp rotors.
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