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Correct torque for lug nuts?
Guest_allfrenzy_*
post Dec 18 2001, 01:35 PM
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Does anyone know the proper torque (ft/lbs) for the lug nuts? Some wheels can be warped if the nuts are over-tightened by an air-wrench. I always asked for the nuts on my 929 to be hand-tightened to proper torque .
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Guest_lemmy357_*
post Dec 19 2001, 10:40 AM
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I tighten to around 90-100ft-lbs. You can check the ford or mazda manual to give you the exact specs.
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Square
post Apr 22 2010, 03:46 PM
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I believe my 2005 Tribute is rated at 100Ft/Lbs. I have been torqing the wheels to between 96-100 Ft/Lbs since it was new, and I have not had any issues (vehicle currently has 81,000 miles).

Different generations may have different torque specs.
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