[MF92]

So I just bought a set of muteki spline lug nuts, these are steel nuts, but the packaging reads suggested torque of 75-85lbs, however i've read that people go 100-110 depending on street vs track.

is it safe to tighten to 100lbs?

 

[*14TrakEDN*]

yes thats where I and my GTR tech torque my Muteki sr48 steel nuts 95-98ftlbs
80-85lbs for aluminum

 

[haul s]

These aren't sr48 or sr35, though... They are slim spline-drive "tuner" nuts. I got exact same set for my TSW Nurburgring rear drag setup, wondering about their torque rating as well.

 

[MF92]

bump, would like to get an answer on this before I put them on

 

[Lambo Joe]

yes thats where I and my GTR tech torque my Muteki sr48 steel nuts 95-98ftlbs
80-85lbs for aluminum

I have the same lugs, the Muteki shorts. I torque mine at 95 and check them weekly. They're perfect.

 

[biscotti]

Steel is stronger than aluminum. I would not torque aluminum lug nuts beyond recommended specs. If you track, steel lugs would be safer.

 

[haul s]

These lug nuts are steel. No idea why tq rating on their package is this low, as if they were aluminum.