Wheelnut torque

[fausTVR]

Hi all, anyone remember, in old money (ft/lbs) preferably?

[phazed]

'Bout 75 ft/lbs.

[fausTVR]

Thankyou good sir.

[kenny.R400]

I always admire blokes who do it right. Every car I've owned the wheels have always been tightened to "urrgghh".............seems to work as it always needs a "Ucuncha" to loosen them

[tonys]

My handbook (p35) states 74lbs/in, which, if my sums are right, is approx.6.2ft/lbs, which seems a bit low to me

I've always assumed 74ft/lbs (100nm), which just happens to be similar to quoted figures for my other alloy-wheeled cars.

[Bassfiend229hp]

tonys said:

My handbook (p35) states 74lbs/in, which, if my sums are right, is approx.6.2ft/lbs, which seems a bit low to me

I've always assumed 74ft/lbs (100nm), which just happens to be similar to quoted figures for my other alloy-wheeled cars.

Boy - there's a lawsuit waiting to happen if TVR were still going...

[seeby]

kenny.R400 said:

"Ucuncha"

That's a great way to disguise the "c" word ,specially when women are within earshot.