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Old 01-23-2005, 01:45 AM
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Anyone know the torque and sequence


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The TQ should be listed with the Bolts.
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Do a search found this out Andrew:

Using ARP Assembly Lube TQ to 40, 60, 70 OR using 30W Oil TQ 40, 60, 70, 85. Some prefer to torque entire head, then rest, loosen entire head, then retorque as you will notice the bolts turn farther second and third time around. Some prefer, like myself, to torque, warm engine, and retorque to ensure proper torque/clamping force. Either way will work. Good luck Brother, wish I was there to help you out!

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Thanks, I'll try to find the ARP lube and as far as the doing the torque do the same swquence as stock but just torque it to ARP specs.

I the main thing is I don't do the 90* turns like the stock bolts, I just do one pass at 40, 60, and 70?



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The ARP bolts are not torque-to-yield like the stock bolts. The ARP lube should have come with the bolts.
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Originally Posted by Cal
The ARP bolts are not torque-to-yield like the stock bolts. The ARP lube should have come with the bolts.
I didn't see any?
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Originally Posted by Drew778
Anyone know the torque and sequence
not off the top of my head, but arp can tell you and it would be included with your bolts/studs.
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Originally Posted by Drew778
I didn't see any?
You got boned. They come with a .5oz packet of lube.
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My ARP head bolts (just got them from Jegs, $139.99) did not have any lube or instructions at all...

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Sounds like arp is getting lazy.
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My head and main studs both came with lube, instructions and a decal.
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Originally Posted by SDB
My ARP head bolts (just got them from Jegs, $139.99) did not have any lube or instructions at all...

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I got mine through Jegs also
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My head studs cam from thunder and i got all i needed.
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I got my ARP head bolts from Thunder, and they didn't come with lube either.
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The instructions that came with my ARP head studs say to torque them to 65 ft-lbs using ARP MOLY assembly lub or ARP thread sealer. It warns against using any other moly lube or head gasket failure can result.
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Studs and Bolts are different, just like what one tech will tell you and another will tell me. But bottom line, 30w is 4 pass process @ 40/60/70/85ftlbs. and then 2 passes @ 22/29ftlbs on small bolts.
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Whoops my mistake, he did say BOLTs not STUDs.
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Yep bolts, well I'm going to start that biatch up today

I went with 30wt oil and 1st pass 35 2nd 55 3rd 70 and 4th 85 in order.

Then the smaller bolt to 29 in order.

I guess all I can do now is pray


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Can I ask a question here? What is the general consensus of head studs? Seems to me like the way to go because that "torque to yield" thing doesn't sound like my cup of tea. Is the only draw-back the exspense?



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