Lugnut torque spec?

[2003kingranch]

I'm rotating my tires for the first time on this truck. I was wondering if anyone knew the torque spec? I dont have a owners manual so I'm at a loss

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[Aussiekeeper]

I have a 350 Dually, it uses 160 ft. lb.

[ars5147]

pretty sure my haynes manual says 120 ft lbs.

[tonypagnano]

3 shucka shucka's with a 1/2 air gun ain't that the spec? i believe it is 115-120 ftlbs right around there

[Davey~do]

My manual says 150 ft./lbs. That's for a single rear wheel crew cab.

[Snow4664]

On the torque retaining lug nuts the washer will tell you in small print. I would like to say 140 but my discount tire days were a few years back and I'm with tony, 3/4 shucka shuckas lol.

[majek5]

Originally Posted by Davey~do

My manual says 150 ft./lbs. That's for a single rear wheel crew cab.

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner!

[2003kingranch]

this is a dumb question but how ho you guys lift your truck? if you lift the fronmt with a jack you cant get a stand on that side and jack stands arnt tall enough to reach the frame. and the rotary lift is only rated to lift 9000 lbs

[majek5]

Jack stands on top of wood blocks. Nice truck.

[sinner6.0L]

workshop manual says 160

btw 2003kingranch a 9000lb rotary will take your unloaded truck up fine(as long as its a symmetrical lift). you'll need some rack extenders for the back but a crew cab should go up straight. regular cabs are a pain in the ***