What should the wheel nut torque be set to for our civics with alloy wheels?

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Just wondering thinking about trying on a set of alloy wheels I got and need to know the proper torque before I start driving around on them. I have a 2016 ext if that helps.
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I believe it's 80 ft-lbs. That's what my 9th gen Si was and my 2013 Accord. It might be in your owners manual, but I'd say 80 ft-lbs is a very safe bet.
 

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Just wondering thinking about trying on a set of alloy wheels I got and need to know the proper torque before I start driving around on them. I have a 2016 ext if that helps.
Same as with stock wheels.
 

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Should be 108lbs.

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You are reading the diagram incorrectly. It’s for metric countries which indicates in Newton meter (Nm). Not sure what the 2nd value is, but the third number is the ft-lb value.

Honda’s that use 12x1.5 lug nuts are 80 ft-lb. Honda’s with 14x1.5 lug nuts use the higher spec 94 ft-lb.
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