torque wrench setting for lugnuts

[fried]

what torque setting do i use for aftermarket RAYS lug nuts?

[Slow96GSR]

Did it come with instructions? I would just use the stock setting as your car calls for.

[supernatural]

try using 80ftlb... ive been using them on both my spoon and rays lug nuts... on the street and on track... no problem... :thumbsup:

P.S not too tight and not too loose...somewhere around 80-90 will do too... (IMO)

[fried]

oh thanks shaun~!~

i think i got confused. i *thought* my torque wrench said 100 ft/pound, and the rays nset says about 100nm... so i got confused at the conversion.

but appearently the wrench i used actually says 100nm, no ft/lb LOL

[Paul1985]

just use the manufactures specs

[ek4-guy]

you want about 120nm

[bennjamin]

thats about 105-110 NM for metric's sake. Dont over-tighten as they will break/ crumble...
Stock lug nuts are about 130NM.

[supernatural]

hahaha... dodgy...hahaha...

heres the conversion...

To convert N.m. to ft lb multiple N.m. by a factor of (0.737)
For example: 55Nm = 55 x 0.737 = (40.535 ft lb)

good luck and have fun! :D

[supernatural]

or if you're lazy... heres an online convertor...

http://www.boltscience.com/pages/convert.htm

[edw-R]

I am using 80ftlb with my rays nuts too. No problem at all.