TQ specs for wheel lug nuts?

I'm having these aftermarket rotors put on my Vette:
http://www.sportbrakes.com

What are the ft/lbs torque specs when they put the wheels back on?

2002 EB z06.

[vettex2]

90 should be fine
I just gun them on, never had any problems

[c4c5specialist]

100 ft lbs is the correct wheel torque for wheel lug nuts on Corvette.
Allthebest,

Originally Posted by c4c5specialist

100 ft lbs is the correct wheel torque for wheel lug nuts on Corvette.
Allthebest,

Thanks dude,

My buddy told me it should be torqued to 105 so "the rotors don't warp over time and cause shaking to occur during high speed braking"

is this accurate ?

[c4c5specialist]

HI there,
There are 2 real reasons for correct wheel lug nut torque.
First, correct torque will NOT crush the lug nuts onto the wheel.
This can lead to stud stress, aluminum rim deformation and stripped lug nut threads.
Second, so that the wheel doesnt fall off.
GM will tell you that you can either use a torque limiting stick on an impact wrench, or you can hand torque them in 3 steps to 100 ft lbs.
That is all you need.
Althebest, c4c5

[LLC5]

Torque stick is what I have always used. I have double checked with a torque wrench many times, and the sticks were always dead accurate. Good to know GM approves of it, not all manufacturers will tell you it's ok to use one.

[vettex2]

Originally Posted by esoteric_path

My buddy told me it should be torqued to 105 so "the rotors don't warp over time and cause shaking to occur during high speed braking"

is this accurate ?

nope , false

100 lbs , nice to know, even if I just gun 'em on