Torque spec for stock wheels

[JamesH2K]

Hello,

I was wondering what is the torque spec for a stock wheels? Is it 80 ft-lb like every other car?

Thank you in advance.

 

[turbocad6]

think it's 85...

 

[JamesH2K]

I think that would make sense since the wheels and tires are bigger. Thanks

 

[tchuck]

My service manual says 80ft-lbs for your '06.

 

[JamesH2K]

My service manual says 80ft-lbs for your '06.

Thank you

 

[fxlr8]

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[turbocad6]

hmm, sorry bout that, I think I just added that extra 5 lbs to my own torque specs just because I usually use a little anti-seize on the threads

 

[JamesH2K]

hmm, sorry bout that, I think I just added that extra 5 lbs to my own torque specs just because I usually use a little anti-seize on the threads

Is it recommended to do so?? Anti-seize like the one for spark plug??

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Thank you fxlr8 to confirm the torque spec for the wheels

 

[bleedingsujit]

Is it recommended to do so?? Anti-seize like the one for spark plug??

nope

 

[StuLax18]

It just helps John sleep at night.

 

[Dr.2K]

Anti-seize is worth putting on your wheel studs.

 

[Chedman13]

i put anti-seize on the hub itself, not the lugs so the wheel doesn't stick to the rotor.

 

[sirtrojan]

I use 110 Nm

 

[turbocad6]

It just helps John sleep at night.

I use it at the hub & the threads on the studs... anti seize is nothing more than a good grease with graphite