Chim/Griff wheel nut torque?
Chim/Griff wheel nut torque?
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Chris71

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21,549 posts

271 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Being a bit anal I thought I'd go round and torque all the wheel nuts up properly on the Chim while I'm putting the new alloys on. Does anyone know what torque they're supposed to be done to?

haircutmike

22,464 posts

233 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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From memory I do mine at 70 lbs in old money.

macdeb

8,758 posts

284 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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haircutmike said:
From memory I do mine at 70 lbs in old money.
yes seem to remember reading on one page 60, then another 80, so went for middle ground. Anyone?

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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Haynes Sierra manual (they are basically Sierra hubs after all) quotes for alloy or steel wheels anywhere between 52 - 74 lb ft or thats 70 - 100 Nm

Edited by phillpot on Friday 4th February 18:22

Chris71

Original Poster:

21,549 posts

271 months

Friday 4th February 2011
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phillpot said:
Haynes Sierra manual (they are basically Sierra hubs after all) quotes for alloy or steel wheels anywhere between 52 - 74 lb ft or thats 70 - 100 Nm
Good thinking. Spent ages looking for TVR info, but it didn't occur to me to Google the Sierra levels.