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  1. cobmw

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    #1 cobmw, Dec 2, 2007
    It's 35 degrees but dry and sunny here in CO today. Time to put on the cold weather tires so we can go for a drive. I forgot what torque to use on the wheel lugs. Is it 85# ?
     
  2. m3power222

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    #2 m3power222, Dec 3, 2007
    Is it in the manual?
     
  3. cobmw

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    #3 cobmw, Apr 12, 2008
    No it's not in the manual. Anyone know what it is? Is it 90 ft-lbs ?
     
  4. G-force

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    #4 G-force, Apr 13, 2008
    90 ft/lbs
     
  5. wideblacknsx

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    #5 wideblacknsx, Apr 13, 2008
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    Attached is a page from the workshop manual on the wheel torque. It states to torque wheel to 140NM (103 ft/lbs).
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  6. topcarbon

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    #6 topcarbon, Apr 13, 2008
    why the large descrepency between shop manual and car manual?
     
  7. geeman14

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    #7 geeman14, Apr 13, 2008
    Its 90+ degress in So. Cal. :) Time to put the top down. Yes we are spoiled I guess...

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  8. B R

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    #8 B R, Apr 14, 2008
    I'm not a Lambo expert, nor an expert at anything, but I have found in my many years of dealing with various cars & wheels, that if you have a relatively normal combo of fasteners & wheels, something around 90-100 works well as a general guideline.
     
  9. pdisme

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    #9 pdisme, Apr 14, 2008
    I'm pretty sure my manual does mention it, I think it's 100 ft lbs, so the shop manual sounds nearly the same.
     

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