New tires? Have you burned that much rubber already???AmesGTO said:I got new tires put on and they said to bring the car in to have them re-torqued in 2 weeks. I'd rather do it myself and I didn't think to ask what the proper proceedure is.
I'm pretty sure it's 100 foot-pounds. Check the printed instructions on the underside of the trunk cover over the spare. It has the recommended torque and tightening sequence.AmesGTO said:What is the proper torque amount for the lug nuts?
:gr_jest: I'd buy that for a dollar :banghead:mistermike said:Definition of Torque:
You wake up in the morning, with an "enthusiastic" appendage due to retained fluid.
You bend it down to hit the pot, and it lifts you off your feet.
THAT'S torque.
Thanks SDFspeed_demon_freak said:74-92 lb ft.
Page 5-92 owners manual
I do 85 lbs
Once I decided I was going to get new tires I burned some rubber with the old ones. What a pain to clean off the car. With the deal Shag Finger gave me I figured I needed some new wet/dry tires that would hook up better.Warren said:New tires? Have you burned that much rubber already???
That is one of the funniest things I heard. Ouch, my gut hurts.mistermike said:Definition of Torque:
You wake up in the morning, with an "enthusiastic" appendage due to retained fluid.
You bend it down to hit the pot, and it lifts you off your feet.
THAT'S torque.
With age, you get stronger, and able to bend it to your will easiier. My only question is, how much stronger will I get as I age?....Yellow Jacket M6 said:That is one of the funniest things I heard. Ouch, my gut hurts.