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Torque Spec for 99' C2 Wheels

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Can someone please share with me the torque spec for the front and rear wheels? I searched this forum to no avail, and I still have not been able to locate an ower's manual for my 99' C2. Thanks. :thumbup:

I'm having trouble with a shimmy in the stering wheel in the 60-75 mph range. So the car is back at the tire dealer this morning for the 3rd attempt at balancing. He wants the wheel torque spec to make sure the wheels are put back on correctly. The car only has about 21k miles, so other than wheel balance, I'm not sure what else could be wrong. The tires are brand new Bridgestone S03s.

Dean

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After checking for wheel balance and a bent rim, check your front wheel bearings. They have been known to fail and will cause the symptoms you describe. I had one go last summer.

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