Need a toque rating.

[Tybo]

Can't find what I need from the jiberish on Google.

All my manuals are at work.

The studs are 9/16" on aluminium rims.

I know on 5/8" stud on aluminium is 110lbs and 65lbs on 1/2".

Also know it's 450lbs 0n a 15/16"x28 studs.

 

Can't even remember the last time I use 13/16".

[BillM]

I like to use 'snug + 1/4 turn' when the torque ratings aren't available.

[Spiel]

Ooops, my bad! I thought this was going to be about winter hats.

[wuchikubo]

Gee, I thought the same thing, was interested on what kind of toque or hat warmnest rating was in place.

[skeeter]

WHAT... you mean its not about hats?

[bigugli]

I thought this was a Bob and Doug moment. Even got out the back bacon and beers

[bigfish1965]

I'd give her one good toque...

[Terry]

good thing there is an R in trip

I was thinking something else for a second

[dannyboy]

You guys and your fetishes!

 

For 9/16 studs 75-80 ft/lbs on aluminum, 135-140 on steel.

 

Dan

[SlowPoke]

135-145 according to Tire Rack

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/techpage.jsp?techid=107

[SlowPoke]

You guys and your fetishes!

 

For 9/16 studs 75-80 ft/lbs on aluminum, 135-140 on steel.

 

Dan

 

I think "75-80" refers to aluminium studs, not grade 8 studs to aluminium wheels.

[dannyboy]

Be sure to check that you have the right nut for the aluminum rim, they are sometimes shouldered as opposed to the cone type.

 

Dan

[SlowPoke]

Actually, the correct answer is...

As tight as Joey can get it while you enjoy a cool beverage on the side of the road.

[skeeter]

oh boy.

slow poke you are going to get your kicked now....

 

hey joey--please wait till lakeair to do it.

i will be selling tickets for that one

 

and you guys thought the UFC was good..

 

 

LOL

[HTHM]

oh boy.

slow poke you are going to get your kicked now....

 

hey joey--please wait till lakeair to do it.

i will be selling tickets for that one

 

and you guys thought the UFC was good..

 

 

LOL

Yet another reason to go to Lakair!

[Tybo]

SlowPoke: The reason I need the right torque.

Is to make it easy as possible for Joey To get the wheel off.

 

 

 

 

 

Too funny that I spelt torque wrong, When I wright

it down in the shop book a couple dozen times a week.

[Fisherman]

I think "75-80" refers to aluminium studs, not grade 8 studs to aluminium wheels.

 

Aluminum studs? I'll buy aluminum wheels/rims, but not studs. I think your Toque is Torqued on too tight,