I'm going to test fit my new wheels, but first does anybody know what to torque projects kics wheel nuts to?

 

Quick Google looks like 75-80ft-lb but should say something on the packaging.

 

it's all in Japanese unfortunately but the only thing that resembles torque values is 103Nm (10.5kgf.m) and I don't know if that is the one I want.

 

Seems like they are made from overpriced chocolate. Sell them and get some real wheel nuts. Steel ones I do upto 110lbs/ft. I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.

 

im not sure why anyone on earth would buy alloy wheel nuts???

please sell them and get some steel ones, once youve done them up and loosened them a couple of times youve already done stress to the aluminum and its really not good!

 

I'm beginning to wonder why I bought my Work ally nuts now having stripped the thread on one on only the second time I tightened them!! If I could find the same colour in steel I would get them but not seen any

 

The main body is made from scm435 which is steel? It's just the outer body that's alloy to make it lighter. Anyways I have read that problems can occur if over tightened which is why I'll be using a torque wrench to do them up.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmm :s

 

Why wouldn't 80 ft-lbs work? They do for stock lug nuts?

 

103Nm is fine, that's about what I have been torquing all my nuts to for years without any problems (including aluminum ones).