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Old 04-28-2013, 11:03 PM
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How tight should the studs be ? Loc tite ? 5.7 liter.
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Into the block? Hand tight.
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Thank you sir !
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make sure you retighten before the final pass.
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No locite, only ARP lube.
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I've always bottomed them out, then backed them off a turn or 2. Once you start torquing the nuts down, the bolts will settle wherever they want to. Just make sure the holes are clean.

I zip the studs in with a cordless drill and whatever size hex bit they are for fast install.



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