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Old 03-26-07 | 11:18 AM
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Anybody know the lug nut torque specs for an 06 IS350 spot package?
Old 03-26-07 | 12:07 PM
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76 lb-ft. Same as every other Toyota for the last 30 years or so (except the Landcruiser and Lexus equivalents.)
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Does anyone have a picture of the correct pattern to tighten these Lugs?
Old 04-25-07 | 10:55 AM
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tighten as you draw a star, or just go around like a circle.
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i torqued my wheels to 85lbs.
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on my old car i 100 lbs with snap over torque wrench
Old 04-25-07 | 02:40 PM
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the ideal way of tightening your lugs is the "star" pattern.. it ensures that the wheel is torqued evenly all around.. I set mine at 80ft/lbs
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I do 100 ft-lbs since I use anti-seize on the lugs.
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Originally Posted by andoy
the ideal way of tightening your lugs is the "star" pattern.. it ensures that the wheel is torqued evenly all around.. I set mine at 80ft/lbs
Agreed!!!
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I just use an airgun and go until it stops... It's terrible... I actually USED to care many years ago...
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Originally Posted by Technique
I just use an airgun and go until it stops... It's terrible... I actually USED to care many years ago...
I'm so glad I will never be in the market for a used IS350...

I don't know of a single owner on this forum that seems to take worse care of their cars...
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Originally Posted by slowandlow
on my old car i 100 lbs with snap over torque wrench
Do you have a pic of what that torque wrench looks like?
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Originally Posted by Purdue
Do you have a pic of what that torque wrench looks like?

GOOGLE IT!
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Originally Posted by nabisco

I know what a torque wrench is. I was wondering what a snap lock torque wrench was.
Old 04-26-07 | 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Purdue
I know what a torque wrench is. I was wondering what a snap lock torque wrench was.
Might be referring to a Snap On.


Regardless, hope all y'all that are overtorqueing don't get warped rotors later on.


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