Will lugnuts torqued to 110 ftlbs hurt them?

[cruiserdan]

1997 FSM (00400-RM510)

Page SA-11


Torque for steel wheel 109 lb-ft

Torque for Alluminum wheel 76 lb-ft

Also on pages SA-110 and SA-111 (suspension service specs)

 

[pound3151]

I recently got my 96 cruiser back from a toyota dealer after they did a service to it. The torque on the wheels was definatly over 100 ft/lbs. I don't have a torque wrench but me weighing in at a trim 240 lbs. standing on a foot and a half wrench and bouncing to get the lugs loosened equals alot more than the 100 ft/lbs.

 

[Junk]

I believe the specs are also in the pos owner's manual too.

 

[Riley]

You can also find these specs in the dinky owners manual in the glove box. Somewhere at the back.

 

[Junk]

BTW, I think Brodis's biggest gripe, and he's not letting on to it, is that @ 110 lbs, he doesn't have the strength to get them off

 

[inacoma]

[quote author=mabrodis link=board=2;threadid=16546;start=msg159124#msg159124 date=1084891285]
Cruiser buddy
[/quote]

What???? I'm too ugly for you to mention my name!!!

Kumar

 

[mabrodis]

[quote author=inacoma link=board=2;threadid=16546;start=msg159536#msg159536 date=1084931227]
What???? I'm too ugly for you to mention my name!!!
Kumar[/quote]
Yes, yes you are!!