I’ll bet you are wondering where tonight’s episode is. Well, don’t worry, it’s coming. We had a few technical *opportunities* earlier in the day that we have worked out and should have Woof #3 posted in a few hours!
Thanks for your patience 🙂
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According to MINI TIS, the proper torque for wheel bolts is 120 +/-10 Nm.
That converts to 88.51 ft.lbs (plus or minus 7.376 ft.lbs).
So, the proper range is 81.2 to 95.9 foot pounds.
One Newton Meter is equal to .7376 Foot Pounds.
(from a search on NAM)
DING DING DING! WE HAVE A WINNER!
You will be the proud recipient of WRR swag, just as soon as we have some, or a gmail account right now!
So I was pretty close when I said 90 🙂
Yea, I pretty much borked the answer with 78 ft. lb.
Don’t worry though, I would check the manual before I ever torque my own lugs. : )
We have multiple winners! Thanks for catching Todd instead of me this time! 🙂