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Wheel Tightening Torque

OllieW

OllieW

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I have been looking through the handbook that came with the RS and see that the alloy wheel nuts should be tightened to 130Nm when doing them back up.

This seems extremely high for such a light wheel nut.

Do you all tighten to 130Nm? And does anyone know what this is in ft lbs as my torque wrench in not in Nm.

Thanks

Ollie [:)]
 
Hi Ollie

The driver's supplement for the RS doesn't change the torque for the light nut - and aren't they light! [:-]

According to astandard manual, 130 Nm = 94 ftlb

Regards

Bob
 
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