torque specs

scotts4

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Im gettin all my parts and info for my motor build. I am going all arp studs for heads mains ect. so my question is what do people do for torque specs on the motor do you use factory specs or the ones arp gives for the size bolts,studs are ?thanks
 

Captain Morgan

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Re: torque specs

scotts4 said:
Im gettin all my parts and info for my motor build. I am going all arp studs for heads mains ect. so my question is what do people do for torque specs on the motor do you use factory specs or the ones arp gives for the size bolts,studs are ?thanks
just something to think about, since someone mentioned it to me last month. If you ever plan on or have to remove a head for some reason, you're not going to be able to do it with the engine in the truck if you install studs. Just something to consider, im going with bolts and studding the bottom end.
 

jwaller

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Re: torque specs

NJTy180 said:
scotts4 said:
Im gettin all my parts and info for my motor build. I am going all arp studs for heads mains ect. so my question is what do people do for torque specs on the motor do you use factory specs or the ones arp gives for the size bolts,studs are ?thanks
just something to think about, since someone mentioned it to me last month. If you ever plan on or have to remove a head for some reason, you're not going to be able to do it with the engine in the truck if you install studs. Just something to consider, im going with bolts and studding the bottom end.


NOT TRUE. the newest ARP head studs have allen heads in the tops so you can remove them at will.


Use the factory torque specs on the mains and 75 on the heads. make sure to retorque the heads after a few heat cycles no matter what you head gasket mfg says.
 

scotts4

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thanks thats true about the head studs i have them already and they do have the allen heads cut into them so if you have to take the heads off for any reason you can :) The 75 for the heads is that factory spec or what works the best.
 

Captain Morgan

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Re: torque specs

jwaller said:
NOT TRUE. the newest ARP head studs have allen heads in the tops so you can remove them at will.
yeah, I heard about them. wasnt sure if anyone was using them and/or reviews on them.
 

Sy769

Donating Member
All the new ARP studs have it. At first I though it was a separate part number but it isn't
 

jwaller

Evil Genius/SyTy Guru
scotts4 said:
thanks thats true about the head studs i have them already and they do have the allen heads cut into them so if you have to take the heads off for any reason you can :) The 75 for the heads is that factory spec or what works the best.

62 is factory spec. 75 is about the limit for the arp studs that are normally ordered. you want that limit, 62 isnt enough.
 
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