I'm looking for the proper torq specs on the 300C chrome wheel lug nuts? Thanks!
R RamVett · Registered Joined Mar 21, 2005 · 32 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • Apr 1, 2005 I'm looking for the proper torq specs on the 300C chrome wheel lug nuts? Thanks!
F frank29 · Registered Joined Nov 26, 2004 · 448 Posts #2 • Apr 1, 2005 (Edited) 110 ft lbs. Service manual page 22-17 (one of many reference points). 100 ft lbs. Owner's manual page 272 What's 10 ft/lbs among friends? I'm going with the 110 unless convinced otherwise.
110 ft lbs. Service manual page 22-17 (one of many reference points). 100 ft lbs. Owner's manual page 272 What's 10 ft/lbs among friends? I'm going with the 110 unless convinced otherwise.
R RamVett · Registered Joined Mar 21, 2005 · 32 Posts Discussion Starter • #3 • Apr 1, 2005 frank29 said: 110 ft lbs. Service manual page 22-17 (one of many reference points). 100 ft lbs. Owner's manual page 272 What's 10 ft/lbs among friends? I'm going with the 110 unless convinced otherwise. Click to expand... Thanks Frank!
frank29 said: 110 ft lbs. Service manual page 22-17 (one of many reference points). 100 ft lbs. Owner's manual page 272 What's 10 ft/lbs among friends? I'm going with the 110 unless convinced otherwise. Click to expand... Thanks Frank!
II kings 9:20 · Registered Joined May 21, 2004 · 2,719 Posts #4 • Apr 1, 2005 That's why I need a manual, I am rotating tires and painting calipers this weekend and was going with my usual 85 ftlbs for alloys.
That's why I need a manual, I am rotating tires and painting calipers this weekend and was going with my usual 85 ftlbs for alloys.
teahead · Registered Joined May 28, 2004 · 823 Posts #5 • Feb 26, 2006 Anyone know with those with aluminum wheels?