jow02327

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ok re-assembling my forged rods and piston 347 its got eagle rods with ARP 2000 rod bolts whats the tourqe specs?

cablebandit

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i think its 63# with moly lube

Dustin 98TA

I did 75 with moly lube.

jow02327

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ok so is it 63 or 75? ive got the moly lube just maken sure before its time to put it back together thanks

hokie00 TA

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when we put my bottom end back together we tqed the arp rod bolts to 45ftlbs 3 times to get the stretch,hope it was enough ive got like 2000 miles on it and havent had any trouble yet.

slowec

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My instructions said 45#, Mine are the economy arp bolts. The 80.00 ones. 3 times to stretch.

hokie00 TA

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thats the same ones i have.

brad8266

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Use stretch gauge rather than a torque wrench.

KCS

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Depends. The 3/8" diameter ARP 2000 rod bolts are 45-50 ft/lbs, but the 7/16" are more like 75 ft/lbs. I think some Eagles and SCATs use 3/8", but most have a 7/16" (and that's not the socket size, but the actual diameter of the threads).

Jason99T/A

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If it is your standard SBC/LS1 Eagle rod w/ ARP 2000 bolts, they get 74lb-ft w/ ARP moly lube. Verify stretch with a stretch gauge for most accurate fastening.

Jason