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i posted it on another page but i'll put it here too: Torque setting depends on the model. Models with the adjusting cap (large beer cap looking thing over the
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i posted it on another page but i'll put it here too:
Torque setting depends on the model. Models with the adjusting cap (large beer cap looking thing over the axle nut) only requires 100Nm/77ft lb max. Based on the FSM, only the 2009 and some 2010 models do NOT have the adjusting cap. In those models, torque it up to 133-136 ft lb. 177ft lb i believe is for the 350Z. Don't overtighten or wheel bearing damage might result. |
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