[smarty156]

Anyone know the torque setting for the wheel bolts on a Quadrifoglio?

 

[Cassino]

From Alfa Customer Service: The specified torque for the wheel bolts is 10.8 to 13.2 daNm.

Dealer recommendation (Mangoletsi) is 120NM.

These are for the Quadrifoglio.

 

[jwq]

from US site :

The Giulia uses 14mm wheel bolts, which call for a little more torque than the 12mm bolts used on all previous Alfas.

The workshop manual calls for 89 ft/lbs - I use 90 ft/lbs (120 Nm) as it's a round number within the margin of error for most torque wrenches.

 

[Scotital]

From Alfa Customer Service: The specified torque for the wheel bolts is 10.8 to 13.2 daNm.

Dealer recommendation (Mangoletsi) is 120NM.

These are for the Quadrifoglio.

There you go, Mangoletsi saying 120 Nm is more or less in the middle of Alfa Cust Serv info = 120 +/- 10 Nm

For info, our Fiat 500x with same size alloy wheels as Giulia 18" fronts, manual states 110 Nm

 

[smarty156]

Thanks

 

[Papa Gallo]

mine were out of spec when i took her in for her 1500klm check up

 

[smarty156]

The detailer removed the wheels to coat front and back as well as calipers (he also took the centre caps off and aligned them all to point at the valves. I thought I had OCD!). He suggested checking the bolts after a few miles but I forgot to ask what the torque setting was. Thought it would be useful to have on here too.

 

[anj747]

Security Wheel Bolts having different torque?

There you go, Mangoletsi saying 120 Nm is more or less in the middle of Alfa Cust Serv info = 120 +/- 10 Nm

For info, our Fiat 500x with same size alloy wheels as Giulia 18" fronts, manual states 110 Nm

I have just bought some Giulia M14 Security Wheel Bolts (MOPAR Part: 50547096). On the instruction leaflet, it states that they should be tightened to 160 Nm?! Does this sound correct? Should the security bolts be different to the standard ones?

See attachments.

 

[smarty156]

It says 110Nm for 12mm thread in the instructions you posted a picture of.

 

[anj747]

It says 110Nm for 12mm thread in the instructions you posted a picture of.

Thanks, sorry if I am being dense, but aren’t these 14mm? (As signified by “M14”) ?