SCS Ray10s Torque Spec

What is the torque spec suppose to be for SCS Ray10s -38 offset?

The shop i got them installed at is saying 110 ft. lbs., is that right? Or is it still factory spec 80-85 ft. lbs.?

 

I would stay with factory torque, you don't want to over stress factory studs.

 

The shop that installed mine today did factory tq specs.

 

But it might be worth messaging SCS on here and asking them.

 

85-90ft lbs is all you ever need.

 

83 ft*lbs. The wheels don't make a difference. It's a function of the studs... especially with a hubcentric wheel, like SCS.

 

Always stick to the Toyota factory specs!

 

Help me understand this…. Toyota Factory specs would be for “cone” shaped lug nuts. CSC lugs are flat and go up against the wheel hub, not into a coned wheel opening, correct? With that said, does SCS offer a recommended torque spec for your wheel lugs? I also ask because my Toyota dealer did a wheel rotation and used an impact driver. I tore two SCS lug sockets attempting to free the impacted lug nuts free.

 

They do. It’s literally the comment above yours. SCS recommends factory spec. 83.
Also scs lugs nuts aren’t flat? The open end is conical

 

guess we’re both “right”….. the open end is flat. There is a cone seat. Bottom line, my Toyota dealer mashed the lugs in with an impact driver. I tore two sockets attempting to get one out lug loose. I ended up using vice grips and a hammer to bang it off. Hence I was looking for torque specs which I thought were @ 86 ft lbs. I appreciate the input sir!

 

Glad you were able to get em off! Gonna ask the dealer to reimburse you for the sockets?

 

yeah and the paint nicks on the wheels from some hoodlum mechanic carelessly jamming a socket “into the vicinity” of a lug nut. Lesson learned. Rotate tires yourself!

 

Very bad that you can’t trust anyone lately