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Old 04-30-2009, 09:28 PM
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Can ARP head bolts be re-used? And if so. Does the torque specs or sequence change when re-using them? Thanks!
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You can reuse them. Torque specs and sequence is the same, I would get some arp molly lube for torquing.
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Originally Posted by conan
You can reuse them. Torque specs and sequence is the same, I would get some arp molly lube for torquing.
Alright thanks. Where can i purchase the lube? and where can i get another set of directions on torquing these things down? ( i lost them )
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If using ARP headbolts:




Apply the moly lube that came with the ARP bolts to the threads, as well as under the head of the bolt and both sides of the washer. Only a light coating is needed. If you don't have the included moly lube, put some motor oil on the threads.

Torque all 15mm bolts to 30lbft in sequence.

Do a second pass at 50lbft, and finally a 3rd at 70lbft.

Finally install the 5 smaller ARP bolts and torque them to 22lbft.


I think TSP, amongst others, has the lube.
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Thread locker required?
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Originally Posted by bigboykilroy
Thread locker required?
Good question
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Originally Posted by bigboykilroy
Thread locker required?
Originally Posted by 5.3litre
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No, you use the arp lube on the bolt threads.
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read the torque instructions w the arp lube cause i know if you use cmd or other lube it can change torque specs depending on the lube you use




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