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07-08-2010, 04:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
Johnnysks Extremist Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toronto (GTA) Posts: 5,932 Reputation: 560053715/2800272 iTrader: (8)	Is this safe I'm changing my nuts. Is it safe to take one off, put a new one on, and retorque, or should I loosen, jack up car, and then take all five off? Clearly, the first way is easier, but are there issues with that method? Thanks. __________________ 2003 CW \| Shell "Gold" \| RainX "Pink" \| Scottie Bilstein HD\| EiBach Prokit \| JoeZ \| K&N Drop-in Filter \| OZ Ultraleggera MGS 18x8 +35 \| General UHP\| Tint \| RMM Front/TRD replica side + rear \| 03 SD Grill \| Custom Painted Headlights \| Dark Chrome Tails \| ebay oem style spoiler \| Kenwood DNX7100 \| JDM Double Din Face Plate \| Kenwood BT100 \| Focal 165VR \| Alpine PDX-5 \| ID IDQ10V3-4 IB Rear Deck \| Dynamat Extreme \| JDM "Clean Box" \| Blitz Cabin Filter \| CompuStar \| JDM Antenna \| TCS Rear Strut Bar

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07-08-2010, 04:56 PM	#2 (permalink)
diegolex Addict Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 2,697 Reputation: 113329017/566654 iTrader: (36)	first way is fine __________________ 2003 GGP SportX 5Zigen GN+ 17x8.5/9.5+38/Standard (STD) coilovers/Hotchkis sways/JIC Strut Bar/TRD underbraces/Tanabe Rear Strut Bar/Tunedparts rear braces/Carbing Radiator cooling plate/Teck Grounding Kit/Toyomoto Y-Pipe/JoeZ intake/Blitz LM filter/Nokya 2500K DRL/Z-Edition grill/Pioneer f-700bt/Vertex fenders

07-08-2010, 05:11 PM	#3 (permalink)
Johnnysks Extremist Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toronto (GTA) Posts: 5,932 Reputation: 560053715/2800272 iTrader: (8)	Thanks! If my wheel were to fall off later and I do not return, then internet car advise suxxors. __________________ 2003 CW \| Shell "Gold" \| RainX "Pink" \| Scottie Bilstein HD\| EiBach Prokit \| JoeZ \| K&N Drop-in Filter \| OZ Ultraleggera MGS 18x8 +35 \| General UHP\| Tint \| RMM Front/TRD replica side + rear \| 03 SD Grill \| Custom Painted Headlights \| Dark Chrome Tails \| ebay oem style spoiler \| Kenwood DNX7100 \| JDM Double Din Face Plate \| Kenwood BT100 \| Focal 165VR \| Alpine PDX-5 \| ID IDQ10V3-4 IB Rear Deck \| Dynamat Extreme \| JDM "Clean Box" \| Blitz Cabin Filter \| CompuStar \| JDM Antenna \| TCS Rear Strut Bar

07-09-2010, 01:13 AM	#4 (permalink)
Jzsicklexus Fiend Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Oregon Posts: 269 Reputation: 8467653/42339 iTrader: (4)	There's nothing wrong with the first way you said. Just make sure you torque them down to spec. Usually 80ft lbs __________________ \|BBS\|HKS\|H&R\|JOEZ\|BLITZ\|STOPTECH\|\|SD GRILL\| \| ...MORE... \|

07-16-2010, 04:02 PM	#5 (permalink)
bsand Fiend Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Surrey, BC Posts: 294 Reputation: 5946458/29734 iTrader: (1)	from what i remember i think its 67 ftlbs __________________ SRT \| ICHIBA \| K SPORT \| AIRLIFT \| ASCO \| SEIBON \| FIGS \| ENEKI 2005 ONYX BLACK AUTO LSD air ride equipped

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Originally Posted by bsand

from what i remember i think its 67 ftlbs

please refer back to your owner's manual. no way it's 67 ftlbs.

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07-17-2010, 06:14 PM

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actually, nearly every toyota car is 76 ft/lbs. someone just got a little dislexic is all.

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