I tried googling, too many results for torque... sorry i gotta waste a thread.

I use 100 ftlbs.

Give 'er a good lean. I dont use an impact but to run them down.

In the manual it says 85-105 ft. lbs.:)

Just over the max torque production of your average rice rocket. :D


I run 100 Lbft

I bought a 1/2" drive Torque Wrench and Socket just to torque my wheels to 90 foot pounds !

Good Luck,
Sonny

normal is 80 ft lbs for steel. 100 ft lbs for aluminum. I always use 100 ft lbs on my mark.

i always go with 90 just to be safe. last time i had my tires changed i saw the guy in there just torquin away at the nuts and reminded him, a good mechanic is a safe mechanic (he didnt like me to much)

also to help the situation i had just gotten a free allighnment, tire install and 2 free tires :)