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Wheel lug nut torque
- Thread starter britbeam
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puff4
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Yep.. and that's 48 ft./lbs. *dry*. Not with lubricant.
There are those who will differ, but I recommend against using anti-seize or any sort of lubricant on wheel lugs, though it is tempting, because in so doing you foul up the torque loading in a big way and can end up stretching and breaking a stud in the end.
There are those who will differ, but I recommend against using anti-seize or any sort of lubricant on wheel lugs, though it is tempting, because in so doing you foul up the torque loading in a big way and can end up stretching and breaking a stud in the end.