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85 to 88 ft-lbs
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The F8X (as all other BMWs) don't have studs, they have bolts.
The head size is 17mm. The Torque spec is 140N-m, or 105lb-ft.
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That torque value is for the older generation BMWs that used M12 bolts. The newer cars use M14 bolts that require 105lb-ft.
And as tidbit, a ft-lb is a unit of energy, while a lb-ft is a unit of torque .
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I stand corrected. thanks for the info.
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