Lug nut torque spec

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Does anyone know the correct torque specs for the lugnuts on our trucks? I did a search and come up with different numbers, anywhere from 90 to 135 ft/lbs
 
Not positive,But i believe it is 120 ft.lbs.Maybe someone else will chime in.
 
i dont know exact spec but ive always just went with 90. Even now with the aluminum lug nuts i bought i tq to 90ft pds
 
The OEM lugs I bought from Dodge say 90ft lbs. Hopefully thats correct, because at 150 mph it wouldnt be a good mistake!!
 
Well I torqued them to 110 ft/lbs, do you guys think thats ok or should i re-torque them?
 
Thanks guys for your help, its funny how i worry about every little detail when i work on this truck
 
i dont know exact spec but ive always just went with 90. Even now with the aluminum lug nuts i bought i tq to 90ft pds

ALUMINUM lug nuts????:dontknow:

never heard of them
 
Page 235, Sect 6 of the 2005 Owner's Manual....

"Using the wheel wrench, finish tightening the nuts using a crisscross pattern. Correct nut tightness is 90–110 ft. lbs. (125–150 N·m). If in doubt about the correct tightness, have them checked with a torque wrench by your dealer or at a service station."
 

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