Torque value for lug nuts

Hey, anyone know the torque value needs on our lug nuts?

Thanks

 

Thanks, I just need to order a proper manual. Haven't gotten to it yet.

 

Google search engine.
Type tacomaworld.com torque lugnuts.
I found lots of threads.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggaMAA&usg=AFQjCNEd3JfYVKuK2KQFAbnxbi4Buhzkrg

 

Search is your friend

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/torque-spec-for-lug-nuts.144930/

 

What is this "The Google" I kid I kid haha! Don't hate me for being lazy this morning. I'm completely out of coffee.

 

Thanks. I needed this last weekend.

 

I think I'm going to remove my hub caps on my stock wheels for now, maybe paint them black. Just something, until I can get the wheels I want when they come available again. Seems everything is sold out at the moment in what I want.

 

Why order one when you can DOWNLOAD FOR FREE?

According to pg 446, BTW, correct torque value is "85 ft·lbf (113 N·m, 11.5 kgf·m)."

 

Oh hell yeah! Thanks

 

For dry threads. If you lube them, torque value should be reduced up to 25%.
http://www.antiseize.com/PDFs/torque_specifications.pdf

 

Wise man. Forgot about that part and I do use anti-seize.

Is there a good set of stainless steel lug nuts I should consider?

 

Nay. No such thing that I know of. Stainless does not make a high grade bolt. Some may have a stainless cap, like the lugs that come with Tacoma alloy wheels, but the bolt itself is steel and, probably, grade 8. Most will have a zinc coating or chrome plating for rust protection.

 

85 and a grunt