SoCalCIVIC

hey yo im trying to rotate my tires and i have a torque wrench....i looked through my manual but cant find the torquesetting? anyone know what it is? i have a 2001 4dr ex if that makes any difference. thanks

Oishi

hmmm...the last time i did this was i torqued it as much as i could...don't have a torque wrench or anything...but i didn't torque it too much...just enough...i know this wasn't the exact info you were looking for..but..what the hey...

bobbyd

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as long as you use a criss cross pattern and tighten them good then check them at about 30 miles they will be fine.

AFlyer

i'd say that 80 ft-lbs would be pretty good, remember to do the criss cross pattern. and remember to check them like bobbyd said.

SlvrEX5spd

Aflyer is right, hondas are supposed to torqued to 80 ft-pds [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]

Zillaaa

Actually..If you read the owners manual it is 90 ft-lbs. And you should re-check them after 50 miles.

vtecharry

90?? My owner's manual says 80ft-lbs under the section where it talks about using the spare tire if you have a flat..
Civics have always been 80 ft-lbs. Same with Integras.

SoCalCIVIC

well i finished i did 80....zilaaa where do u see 90? page? section?

SlvrEX5spd

90? 90?? 90??????????????? its 80......ya im bored [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]

Zillaaa

Actually...it says it in my Helms Manual.

Swifty

Generally Steel wheels get about 80-90 lb/ft of torque and Alluminum wheels will get about 100lb/ft of torque