Torque spec for ACR-E wheel lug nuts?

[Exhlr8n]

Anyone have the Torque spec for ACR-E wheel lug nuts?

Cant find it in manual.

Thanks

[laz]

107 ft-lbs for all models
19 mm socket

[Exhlr8n]

Great... Thanks,

It took 110 on the torque wrench to get them off.

[TA Two Oh]

Anyone have the Torque spec for ACR-E wheel lug nuts?

Cant find it in manual.

Thanks

If I'm putting a wheel on, I torque all 6 of my lug nuts to 55 lb-ft first, then to 107 lb-ft. 107 is a lot, so I feel more comfortable adding an intermediate step. There might be no benefit, but it makes me feel better.

[VIPEREPIV]

If I'm putting a wheel on, I torque all 6 of my lug nuts to 55 lb-ft first, then to 107 lb-ft. 107 is a lot, so I feel more comfortable adding an intermediate step. There might be no benefit, but it makes me feel better.

This is correct, and the way it's suppose to be done.

[Steve-Indy]

Your intermediate step is recommended in the 2015 Service Manual.

Attention newbys: The term "all models" used above does not apply to all Generations of Vipers. The stated torque spec is for Gen V Vipers.

[SilveRT8]

Thanks for the info !
An Expert told me 95 was recommended for Vipers, but I went with 100 to be safe.
Guess I'll torque it some more

[Exhlr8n]

Yes, good advice

I always lightly snug them all up 1st, then tighten them in a crisscross pattern somewhere in the mid torque range, and then tighten them to the last spec.