lug nut torque
#3
When I worked for Super shops years ago all we used were torque wrenches and 4 ways. No impact anywhere in the bays, even for removal.
I seem to remember the torque we used for 7/16" nuts to be 75 ft-lbs.
I seem to remember the torque we used for 7/16" nuts to be 75 ft-lbs.
#4
Well, I always THOUGHT the spec was 85 ft lbs for the 7/16 nuts. I just checked my 1968 CSM and my 1981 CSM.
In 1968, specified torque on the 7/16 lug nuts was 70 ft lb. On the 1/2 lug nuts it was 75 ft lb.
In 1981, torque on the 7/16 lug nuts was 80 ft lb for steel wheels and 90 ft lb for aluminum. On the 1/2 lug nuts it was 100 ft lb.
In 1968, specified torque on the 7/16 lug nuts was 70 ft lb. On the 1/2 lug nuts it was 75 ft lb.
In 1981, torque on the 7/16 lug nuts was 80 ft lb for steel wheels and 90 ft lb for aluminum. On the 1/2 lug nuts it was 100 ft lb.
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