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Torque on front lug bolts?
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The 2019 RT Owners Manual, page 158 === FRONT = 77 ft.lbs to 83 ft.lbs REAR = 155 ft.lbs to 177 ft.lbs.
The 2019 F3 Owners Manual, page 180. Same torque values as RT
Most alloy wheels, car, SUV or motorcycle, that I have seen have a torque value of 80 ft.lbs. For the average torque wrench, the accuracy is plus or minus 4%. So, a torque value of 80 ft.lbs would have a range of 77 ft.lbs to 83 ft.lbs, and still be within spec.
The 2019 F3 Owners Manual, page 180. Same torque values as RT
Most alloy wheels, car, SUV or motorcycle, that I have seen have a torque value of 80 ft.lbs. For the average torque wrench, the accuracy is plus or minus 4%. So, a torque value of 80 ft.lbs would have a range of 77 ft.lbs to 83 ft.lbs, and still be within spec.
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