what do you guys torq your beadlocks to?

[spongeidys]

my friend got a set of allied beadlocks and the instrucstions that comes with them says 13-15 ft lbs and i read somewhere in petersons that beadlock torq was suppsto be 110 ft lbs?

so what do you guys torq yours to?

 

[DEMON44]

I'd say 110ft/lbs sounds like a lugnut. and I suppose it all depends on if you're using 5/16's or 3/8th's bolts as to what tq you gonna use. Thats sounds like a 1/4" bolt actually. Are they 1/4's on the lockring? Mine were 8 stud hummer rims so tq on the 5/8th's stover nuts was way higher than what you're gonna use.

 

[Zeus33rd]

I have my 42's on 32 bolt beadlocks with 3/8" bolts. Torqed them to 20 ft-lbs. So far so good.

 

[spongeidys]

kk mine are 32 bolt eatons and i torqed them a little over 15 ft-lbs. cause it seemed kinda low to me so i guess the'll be alright

 

[txfiremank5]

I don't have beadlocks.. yet.. but I thought it was in the 15-25 ft/lbs range myself.

 

[6.2puller]

Yeah, that sounds right for Allied. My friend runs a set. The biggest thing with all of the beadlocks is to go around them until you are blue in the face torqueing them over and over. They need to be even or they will loosen up. We generally go around them 4-5 times after they reach the torque spec.

 

[rdn2blazer]

my omf's said 20 to 22 ft lbs.

 

[cybrfire]

15-20 is plenty on beadlocks.

 

[zeroz400]

my friend got a set of allied beadlocks and the instrucstions that comes with them says 13-15 ft lbs and i read somewhere in petersons that beadlock torq was suppsto be 110 ft lbs?

so what do you guys torq yours to?

Who better to trust then the manufacturer? Thats how i look at it.

 

[beater_k20]

i think the MRTs i had said like 20 ft/lb