[ghester]

For those of you running the muteki sr48, what do you torque your lugs too? They say 75 but our specs say 100. Any input would be greatly appreciated

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[elyk864]

For those of you running the muteki sr48, what do you torque your lugs too? They say 75 but our specs say 100. Any input would be greatly appreciated

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I would always go off of what the Vehicle manufacturer says, not what the lugs say. 75lbs is not nearly enough in my book.

 

[ghester]

I would always go off of what the Vehicle manufacturer says, not what the lugs say. 75lbs is not nearly enough in my book.

Thats what i thought, im just worried that the lugs cant handle 100

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[elyk864]

Thats what i thought, im just worried that the lugs cant handle 100

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If they are steel lugs, you have nothing to worry about. If they are aluminum then yes I would worry.

 

[ghester]

If they are steel lugs, you have nothing to worry about. If they are aluminum then yes I would worry.

They say they are chrome vanadium steel, which i assume they are, i guess we'll see what happens. Thanks elyk864 for your help

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[elyk864]

They say they are chrome vanadium steel, which i assume they are, i guess we'll see what happens. Thanks elyk864 for your help

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You're good to go then if they are steel, just torque to OE vehicle specs now.

 

[ghester]

You're good to go then if they are steel, just torque to OE vehicle specs now.

Sweet, thank you again

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