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Originally Posted by Waizzz You should also mention that the maxium torque spec for our lugs is 80 ft/lb and a torque wrench should always be used IIRC, the manual
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IIRC, the manual says 80-90 ft/lb. I usually go for 85, and I always tell the tire guys (only people other than me who remove my wheels) to do 85 with a torque wrench and not use an impact driver.
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