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Thread: Lug Nut Torque for 1/2" stud
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06-24-2013 #1
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Lug Nut Torque for 1/2" stud
Curious what lug nut torque everyone is running with 1/2" studs.
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Kevin
69 Camaro LS2 T56 9" 3.90 DSE suspension, Baer brakes, Budnik Wheels..............
Kevin
69 Camaro LS2 (LT4 no longer) T56 DSE suspension, 9" mini tub, Baer brakes, Budnik wheels, Vintage Air
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06-24-2013 #2
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Lug Nut Torque for 1/2" stud
80-90lb ft. Don't forget a little anti seize!
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06-25-2013 #3
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Thanks, Dale.
I had been running them at 85 lb-ft. Was told to run at 95-100 lb-ft.
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We run 85 ft lb with just a little anti seeze on the threads only.
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06-26-2013 #5
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With anti-seize or other thread lubricant, I generally torque mine to 85-90 ft-lb...assuming a zinc or CAD finish on the wheel studs, add ~10% if dry.
It's what I does.
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