Torque specs for lugnuts on aluminum wheels?
Could someone tell me what the lugnuts should be torqued to on a 03 SD with aluminum wheels?
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165 ft/lbs is the spec.
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My stock steel wheels required 140 ft/lbs. The aluminum wheels I have now (different lug nuts) are torqued to 115.
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Thanks guys! I guess that pretty much means real tight :) Reps sent.
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If I have aftermarket wheels and lug-nuts should I not be tightening them to the Ford specs? I've noticed my lug-nuts are ever so slightly twisted from torquing them to 160-165 lbs. I have pro-comp 6059-1079's and whatever lug-nuts they gave me with them.
It never occurred to me that the torque specs might be different because the lug-nuts are a different composition metal. |
I was told not to go over 125 lbs with mine to avoid jumping threads
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165 ft lbs is for the factory wheels. If you have aftermarket, it could/will be different...
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I thought it was 150 lbs ft for factory nuts...
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Originally Posted by 99f350sd
(Post 10518956)
I thought it was 150 lbs ft for factory nuts...
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Ford book for 99 super duty is 148 lbs ft..srw..Just looked. I have 2 wrenches that go to 250 and one to 400 lb ft. They may have raised it for later years..
Dick |
I stand corrected the factory torque spec for mine was 150 lbs not 140. Either way I don't see where people are getting 165? Maybe it depends on which rims you have, mine were 18x8
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The spec for trucks with srw's from 08 and up is 165 lb/ft of torque. If I recall correctly both my 05 and 07 were 150.
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You guys seriously torque all your lugnuts with a torque wrench?!?!?!?! thats got to take FOREVER!
do yourself a favor and buy a torque stick extension that is the right ft-lbs and hammer away with the impact.... |
here is the link for a 160 lb-ft torqe stick....they are VERY effective.....
Torque Sticks, Torque Sockets and Other Discount Tools |
I don't torque them at all. I just use my impact...
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