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Subject: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 10:32
As above what are the correct torque settings for the wheel nuts on an impreza
drew160387
Posts : 1267 Join date : 2011-03-13 Age : 37
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 10:35
personaly ive never used the exact torques on wheel nuts ever. i just give them a quick final press with my foot lol. never had a problem with them . i always fit them in the right order ie oposite nut to the previous one you fitted ect. also check them after a few mile
phil555
Posts : 2461 Join date : 2010-03-16 Age : 51
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 11:10
Usually 80 - 100Nm should see you OK bud.
Steviedoo
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Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 11:19
Just wanting to put new lightweight wheel nuts on today but don't want to overtighten and maybe strip them.
drew160387
Posts : 1267 Join date : 2011-03-13 Age : 37
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 11:24
ahh in this case go with the recomended torque. do they not come with the info for correct torque
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 17:51
I was told 80lbs but Alyn at AS told me 65lbs.
phil555
Posts : 2461 Join date : 2010-03-16 Age : 51
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 21:04
stevebt wrote:
I was told 80lbs but Alyn at AS told me 65lbs.
80lbs is about 110 Nm & 65lbs is about 90 Nm. So back to my original statement, about 80 - 100 Nm will be ok. I have light weight ally wheel nuts and mine are torques to 100 Nm.
Rob84
Posts : 206 Join date : 2010-03-21 Age : 39 Location : Cumbria
Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sat 7 May - 22:21
subaru std is 72lbs for steel and alloy wheels
Steviedoo
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Subject: Re: Wheel torque settings Sun 8 May - 9:39
Thanks everyone think I will just do them to 100nm then
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