Torque specs for ARP studs
07-19-2007, 10:16 PM
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Torque specs for ARP studs I tried the search several times, it keeps timing out. What are the torque specs for the ARP LS1 12 pt. head studs?
I also need the specs for the arp main studs.
Thanks!
I also need the specs for the arp main studs.
Thanks!
07-19-2007, 10:56 PM
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For the head studs...
http://www.blackcamaro.com/headstud.htm
I used that as a guide but instead used the 20/40/70ft/lb sequence instead of 20/40/65.
MAKE SURE you use their ARP moly lube to get the correct tq readings. You should tq to spec, wait an hour, recheck the tq, let it sit overnight and check again. That's how I've done it and never had problems.
http://www.blackcamaro.com/headstud.htm
I used that as a guide but instead used the 20/40/70ft/lb sequence instead of 20/40/65.
MAKE SURE you use their ARP moly lube to get the correct tq readings. You should tq to spec, wait an hour, recheck the tq, let it sit overnight and check again. That's how I've done it and never had problems.
07-21-2007, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
For the head studs...
http://www.blackcamaro.com/headstud.htm
I used that as a guide but instead used the 20/40/70ft/lb sequence instead of 20/40/65.
MAKE SURE you use their ARP moly lube to get the correct tq readings. You should tq to spec, wait an hour, recheck the tq, let it sit overnight and check again. That's how I've done it and never had problems.
http://www.blackcamaro.com/headstud.htm
I used that as a guide but instead used the 20/40/70ft/lb sequence instead of 20/40/65.
MAKE SURE you use their ARP moly lube to get the correct tq readings. You should tq to spec, wait an hour, recheck the tq, let it sit overnight and check again. That's how I've done it and never had problems.
