R60 S ALL4 brake guide needed.

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Old 10-25-2018, 08:59 AM
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R60 S ALL4 brake guide needed.

I'm about to do the brakes on my '15 R60 S ALL4 and I'm looking for a guide on how to do them. Most importantly I'm looking for any torque specs I may need. I've done brakes on my 02 R50 and my 2000 Ford mustang so I'm not a stranger to the job but I'm no professional either. I know the lug bolts on the wheels are torqued at 108ft/lbs but I'm unsure about all the other bolts. Could I follow a normal GEN2 guide or is this car very different? Please help and thank you.
 
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Here you go, torque specs are in there too
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/r...als/34-brakes/
 
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Originally Posted by MrGrumpy
Here you go, torque specs are in there too
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/r...als/34-brakes/
Thank you very much, I don't know why I couldn't find that. I searched for a few hours and had no luck was only finding stuff for gen2 minis.
 
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Wheels are closer to 101ft/lbs as I recall.
 
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I’ve been going by 103 Ft lbs for the wheels, probably not that big of deal. But don’t go too little! I originally only could find torque spec for the wheels for an R56 at 87 I think it was, and my left front wheel almost came off. All 5 lugs were so loose I could turn them with my fingers ..... needless to say, I had a funny vibration, lol.
 
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Originally Posted by Minnie.the.Moocher
Wheels are closer to 101ft/lbs as I recall.
eh I don't know, I work in a tire shop and my torque chart recommends 108ft/lbs for my R60 so that's what I'll go by, my R50 is 88ft/lbs. It is a Steelman chart provided by my work place so I know it's not right out of a mini repair manual but it hasn't failed me yet.
 
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Originally Posted by MrGrumpy
I’ve been going by 103 Ft lbs for the wheels, probably not that big of deal. But don’t go too little! I originally only could find torque spec for the wheels for an R56 at 87 I think it was, and my left front wheel almost came off. All 5 lugs were so loose I could turn them with my fingers ..... needless to say, I had a funny vibration, lol.
Damn that's wild, lucky you caught it. I've been a tire tech for the past 6 years and I have a wheel torque chart from Steelman on my tool box provided by my work place. The chart shows any mini 2012+ being 108ft/lbs and then the '02-'06 being 88ft/lbs, I've done lots of rotations on my R50 at 88ft/lbs and luckily never had anything come loose on me.

Also is that a Midnight Grey R60 you have? It looks great.
 
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