Ray's Engineering Dura Nut Lug Nuts Torque specs

[Groundcontrol]

I know for the stock CTR lug nuts, the owners manual lists the torque spec of 94 ft lbs. Now that I am switching to after market rims which need aftermarket lug nuts (Ray's Engineering Dura Nut Lug Nuts with Locks) does anyone know what the torque spec is for those?

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[taiso0019]

Great question. Thankfully its right on the box! But really hard to find online...

They recommend 14 kilogram-force meters for the M14 style which should be right around 101 ft-lbs

@System Motorsports Hey guys, thanks again for the quick shipping on these! Should be installing the 57XRs soon. Is 101 ft-lbs what you're seeing with other customers?

 

[Groundcontrol]

Great question. Thankfully its right on the box! But really hard to find online...

They recommend 14 kilogram-force meters for the M14 style which should be right around 101 ft-lbs

@System Motorsports Hey guys, thanks again for the quick shipping on these! Should be installing the 57XRs soon. Is 101 ft-lbs what you're seeing with other customers?

Thank you! I looked everywhere and was coming up empty.

 

[System Motorsports]

Great question. Thankfully its right on the box! But really hard to find online...

They recommend 14 kilogram-force meters for the M14 style which should be right around 101 ft-lbs

@System Motorsports Hey guys, thanks again for the quick shipping on these! Should be installing the 57XRs soon. Is 101 ft-lbs what you're seeing with other customers?

We'll usually do ~85 ft lbs!

 

[wl222516]

Hello, wanna check with yall, I just received a set today and it looks like there are a lot of scratches on the lug nuts. Is this normal for a new set of lug nuts?

 

[taiso0019]

Hello, wanna check with yall, I just received a set today and it looks like there are a lot of scratches on the lug nuts. Is this normal for a new set of lug nuts?

Shouldn't be. Mine looked mint. Been driving with them for a few weeks now. Don't think they scratch easy either.

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