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Lug nut torq..
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Copperman
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That's pretty accurate. 80+- 3 is what's recommended.
oldguyinTX
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I would ride the Spyder for about 100 miles, then torque the lug nuts to 80 lb/ft. I do this when I put snow tires on our cars in the winter (they are mounted on rims). I torque them to the lower number in the range, then after 100 miles I re-torque them to the higher number. A couple of different tire shops recommended doing this. Evidently, lug nuts can loosen when first put on - say after getting new tires - hence the re-torquing. I check the torque on my front wheels once a month, but that's just me being anal. (I check the cars, too).
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