Does anyone know what is a good torque setting for aftermarket lugs? I got some tuner lugs and dont know the torque setting.

thanks again.

 

I always did my Buddy Club lut nuts at 90-100 ft lbs b/c they were so light I though they would break!!

 

i do 90ft-lbs

 

i do 85.

 

80 i work at a tire place and it says all lancers 02-06 80lbs

 

80 just feels so weak i feel better at 90 but that's just me.

 

discount tire torqued mine at 80ft lbs, and 2 spun off. Now I have the lefty tighty/right loosey studs and nuts on the passenger side... all torqued to 90-95.

 

i always do 90-100 ft. lbs, even though 80 should be sufficent

 

well thats discount in cali its americas tire totaly different companys plus discount sucks if you have lugs like volk , work, skunk2 those are different

 

If you try to torque a set of Rays aluminum lugs past 85 ft lbs it would strip the threads. I use 80 ft lbs. and check them every week.

 

please tell me your not putting these on stock rims

 

i have works on my stock rims they work fine i check them before every long distance trip

 

I got to school for suspension (which includes wheels and tires), and its highly recommended that you don't go over the factory specs, even with after market lug nuts. If your using a impact gun, use a 80ft 21mm torque stick.

 

I do 80-85 ft lbs with my after market lugs.

 

You have to be carefull. The torque stick is supposed to be used at a specific line pressure. They are usually callibrated for 90psi light pressure with the gun dialed down to xx ft lbs. I check my torque stick with my torque wrench; with my gun on the lowest setting (ingersol gun btw), the lug was torqued to 140ft lbs on a 80ft lb stick.

The factory spec on just about every mitsu model is approx 75 - 87ft lbs.