[Aaron Vogel]

Anyone know the proper torque for the wheels? I was trying till search but my phone doesn't like the search function for some reason

 

[281]

Anyone know the proper torque for the wheels? I was trying till search but my phone doesn't like the search function for some reason

Turn till break off then back 1/2 turn

120 ft lbs

 

[Cruisin1966]

Interesting. On previous SRT models it was 100-110. Not that 120 is that much more, just an interesting change.

 

[281]

Interesting. On previous SRT models it was 100-110. Not that 120 is that much more, just an interesting change.

That's what I set all 14mm studs to

 

[SRT_HC_707]

111 ft-lbs per page 444 of the owners manual.

 

[281]

111 ft-lbs per page 444 of the owners manual.

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Who comes up with 111 really

 

[1FSTCAT]

Damn it, I torqued mine to 112...

 

[SRT_HC_707]

Who comes up with 111 really

Don't ask me... I only quote the bible.

 

[MVT]

I did my Gorilla lugs at 110 call me a low baller

 

[Top Cat]

As a side note : If you use after market wheels make sure you have the correct lugs for that wheel, I've seen where guys don't and they post up asking why their wheel fell off after a few miles and they torqued them to 130 fp.
TC

 

[Aaron Vogel]

Thanks for the replies, ending up not needing to take the tire off, but good to know

 

[Hubbs]

Who comes up with 111 really

It's based on the type of stud used....the material. I assume much more and you'll start to see the stud stretching too much (or not returning to original length).

 

[281]

It's based on the type of stud used....the material. I assume much more and you'll start to see the stud stretching too much (or not returning to original length).

It was sarcasm

 

[VanishingPoint]

I'd also recheck after a decent drive, and in some bigger applications (4wd especially) some consider some blue (non permanent) loctite. YMMV