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    off the top of my head 73 + or - 7 lbs I do 75-78
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    that was piss poor slow...I'll try to do better next time.
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    Checked a torque chart for wheels at a tire shop the other day and the spec's they give for 1988 to 1998 BMWs is 88 ft lbs.

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    I thought I read somewhere in my manual it was 90-95lbs.. Does it vary by rim size too?
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    Default 88.5 ft. lbs or 100nm to be exact

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pwr2spare
    Checked a torque chart for wheels at a tire shop the other day and the spec's they give for 1988 to 1998 BMWs is 88 ft lbs.

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    Default Thought I saw somewhere 71 foot lbs.

    However, this may be old data and could have been updated.

    Quote Originally Posted by Qube
    ::.. Quick Answer Request: What is the torque spec for the wheel nuts?
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    Bill where is that torque spec from??
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    Default Its in the tis at 120nm or 88.5 plus or minus 10 nm which works out to

    81.13 for 110 nm or 95.8 for the 10 over spec of 130nm but at 120nm its
    88.5 lbs.... I typed 100nm in earlier but had the lbs correct, forget the 100nm its a typo.

    Edit, in my older factory tech specs manual its listed as 100nm plus or minus 10 so the lowest torque in there would be 66.3ft lbs at the lowest setting of 90nm or 81.13 ft lbs at the highest setting of 110nm, but since the tis is the newest source of info I went by it.






    Quote Originally Posted by 632 Regal
    Bill where is that torque spec from??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill R.
    81.13 for 110 nm or 95.8 for the 10 over spec of 130nm but at 120nm its
    88.5 lbs.... I typed 100nm in earlier but had the lbs correct, forget the 100nm its a typo.

    Edit, in my older factory tech specs manual its listed as 100nm plus or minus 10 so the lowest torque in there would be 66.3ft lbs at the lowest setting of 90nm or 81.13 ft lbs at the highest setting of 110nm, but since the tis is the newest source of info I went by it.

    Wow,
    Has anybody tried to remove one of these torqued on at 80ft lbs with a hand wrench on the side of the road with pouring rain? I suspect I am undertorquing mine


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