Like the title says Im just curious what exactly is the correct torque setting... I thought it was 36 ft/lbs so correct me if im wrong... thanks

 

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according to my cal'd elbow

 

haha where can i pick ur elbow so i can use it to torque them down???

 

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form years of wrenching.... 1 of a kind....
short story time

i did a swap for a guy years ago and when i was putting his wheels on he asked why dont i have a torque wrench to put the lugs at 80 ft lbs... i told him i didnt need one that i have done this enough times my elbow is cal'd like a snap-pn/craftsmen etc...

he said no way i dont trust you..
LOL
so i said bet you $40 that i am within 5 ft lbs givge or take of 80..... he took the bet.. i did all the lugs... went and got my torque wrench and boom
76,79,75,80
he ended up giving me $60 since i put him on the spot...