[SENTRASER]

Does anyone know what the lug nut Torque specifications are on the SE-R's? I don't mean to sound stupid or anything , but I'm just concerned. Whenever I want to take my wheel off, I have to get a brake-over bar. I do use ANTI-Seizing comound. PLEASE HELP!

 

[Nick]

I set my lugs at 80 footpounds thats what 99% of shops set your lugs at.

------------------

92 NX2000, kyb agx, intrax springs, jwt pop,
3a Racing muffler with bonzi tip,
17 " mille miglia mm 112, Yokohama avid h4
ACT clutch on order

 

[Bowlcut]

specs are like 70-75 ft/lbs i think...i think...i set mine close to 72 usualy

 

[Ben]

According to my 95-98 B14 Haynes manual it's 87 ft-lbs which still feels pretty light to me considering this was my first 4 lug non-GM car. My previous cars I always tightened them down as hard as I could cuz that's how my daddy told me to do it

 

[Bowlcut]

LOL Im the same way. Hell I still find my self doing that sometimes. Problem is I thing Im the cause of my warped rotors on my last brakes...

 

[Chrissy]

I have always done mine to 80. I'm now paranoid my wheel is going to fall off cause of a little shop error a while back. (My wheel almost fell off, they didn't torque them at all)

 

[OnyxEros]

My pa told me to tighten them by hand when the car is up on the stands then lower it then tighten a little more on the ground, never had a problem never had a torque wrench either.

O

------------------
4 door SE-R
Ultimate Sleeper
I love the CAI
I Got Money for a little more, suggestions needed
"heavy weight and still undisputed!"

 

[SENTRASER]

Thanks for your help guys...I think around 80 is good...I think I was making them too tight...they were always hard to get off...