What size are your nuts?
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What size are your nuts?
What size are the lug nuts on a Super Duty? Im want to buy a new t-wrench for the truck because of the deep rims and Im at work with no access to a socket set. Thx.
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What size our your nuts? He-- of a way to start a thread
Omg 
aren't we getting a little personnel here? Shame, and don't even think about asking about other (truck) parts.
aren't we getting a little personnel here? Shame, and don't even think about asking about other (truck) parts.
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So if I understand this correctly. You need a new tool with an extension for your nuts......on your wheels 
sorry.......Toyman
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Given the warning about improperly torqued nuts and rotor warping, is there any concern with too much torque when an air impact is used, or can I just tighten the suckers up and call it a day?
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Originally Posted by Miescha
Given the warning about improperly torqued nuts and rotor warping, is there any concern with too much torque when an air impact is used, or can I just tighten the suckers up and call it a day?
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I have yet to warp anyhting on the SD with an impact. I don't think its an issue with these trucks but many guys do. I tried driving around with half the nuts at 75 lbs ft and half at 150 lbs ft and I couldn't warp anything. I don't think that squeezing a thin piece of steel between the hub and wheel is gonna cause a warped rotor. You would have to warp the piece of metal that the studs screw into. Plus 99 % or brake pedal vibration is thickness variations in the rotor caused by heat and pad material.