Give me a break

I cant believe all of the different answers you can
get for one question.
I just looked up the torque
value for the lug nuts. Guess
what , i received 3 different
answers. 87 ft. lbs. , 95 ft. lbs. ,and 120 ft. Lbs.
Which is correct and where did these false answers come
From ?

 

83 ft lbs
2021-05-20_08-52-45 by GhostCreekMine, on Flickr

 

Op your spelling has gotten way better!

 

Source
2021-05-20_08-55-05 by GhostCreekMine, on Flickr

 

Interesting. When I go to Discount Tire they have it in their system as 90 ft lbs.

 

Are the numbers different for Steel V/S alloy etc.?

 

Bingo

 

4 ugga duggas from the impact.

 

Can't help but think of this when I saw this thread.

https://youtu.be/OWnvqqHlSy4

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoegXu6wdQc

 

I use the finest quality German torque wrench set to guten tight

 

Which rims do you have?

 

That's better than Firestone who set mine at 150+ ft-lbs when getting new wheels.

If I can stand on the tire iron when it's on a lug nut, it's too tight.

 

I’ve found since using the Torque Wrench on the wheels that the ride is so much smooother. I read this somewhere and called Bullshit on it. Had to buy a Torque Wrench for some other work and tried it on the wheels. It works! Smoooovvv.

BTW I heard the Spec somewhere else was 90ftlbs. which is where I’ve been keeping mine. They are the Alloy Sponge Bobs Wheels.

 

This is why I spent that one weekend swapping my rear studs.

I think I'll wait to do the fronts until it's brake time. I don't recall any of them being gnar gnar like the rear.

 

Oh damn. That's like, 25 ugga duggas.

 

This got me, best answer ever. hahaha

OP, be sure to be snappy with your counting of the ugga duggas, they go quick. FYI, I torque mine at 90 ft lbs with aluminum aftermarket wheels. Haven't had an issue yet.