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Old Aug 16, 2013 | 10:12 PM
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Default Wheel lug torque settings.
I am swapping my chrome lugs with black ones and curious what the torque setting is for our trucks. I am just going to remove one lug and replace with black at a time and not even lift the truck.
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150 lbs.
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Originally Posted by Mattm400
150 lbs.


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Originally Posted by slimcubby
I am swapping my chrome lugs with black ones and curious what the torque setting is for our trucks. I am just going to remove one lug and replace with black at a time and not even lift the truck.

150 ft lbs is the correct torque.


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Sweet thanks! I should be fine swapping one lug out at a time instead of removing them all at once and have the truck jacked.
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Originally Posted by slimcubby
Sweet thanks! I should be fine swapping one lug out at a time instead of removing them all at once and have the truck jacked.
First post is correct, 150 ft lbs per the owners manual

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Thanks for the manual showing 150
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Originally Posted by slimcubby
Sweet thanks! I should be fine swapping one lug out at a time instead of removing them all at once and have the truck jacked.

Yes.


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Originally Posted by slimcubby
thanks for the manual showing 150


My old truck was 100, it was 10 years old.

New truck is 150ftlb.




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My other truck was 100, I had to realize my old truck is 10 years older than my new one, LOL and it's 150 on the lugs now.


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