ALLOY WHEEL TORQUE SETTING
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65lbsft sounds too little to me.
Audi recomend 116NM (roughly 90lbsft), also depending on wheel size.
Audi recomend 116NM (roughly 90lbsft), also depending on wheel size.
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I've got a Spec D and couldn't find torque settings in the handbook - I used 65-70lb/ft from past experience thinking perhaps it was on the low side.
Given it a good going over today including using Jeffs Werkstatt Prime Strong followed by Poorboys Sealant from Polished Bliss on the wheels and calipers. It took absolutely ages so, hopefully, will last a day or two before they turn black again.
I've got a Spec D and couldn't find torque settings in the handbook - I used 65-70lb/ft from past experience thinking perhaps it was on the low side.
Given it a good going over today including using Jeffs Werkstatt Prime Strong followed by Poorboys Sealant from Polished Bliss on the wheels and calipers. It took absolutely ages so, hopefully, will last a day or two before they turn black again.
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