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Its more important to torque the studs then anything. If you dont get the studs tight enough they will not break but rip the threads out. On hub studs I would torque them to 20 and then the nuts to the same.
They aren't called Fail Gear for no reason.
So I emailed brian from FROR yesterday about the studs and what he recommends. He said to leave them in the way I put them and to get some class 10 nuts for it. So thats what i'm going for.
Did he also give you his recommended torque values?
no, I forgot to ask. I just pm'ed him again. I'll post up as soon as I hear something from him.
Im pretty sure the stock nuts will handle 30 pounds of torque and hold fine.I would just run them eddie. You will be much stronger then stock.
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