Arp Molly-Lube
09-30-2005, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ashade98
Who know's where to get it? I thought it came with the bolts 
. Links???
Thanks
. Links???Thanks
09-30-2005, 02:54 PM
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Anyplace that sells the fasteners probably sells the lube. Mine came from Thunder as well. I thought the kits usually came with a small tube, but that seems to have gone away. A lot of folks have been reporting that their fasteners didn't have any.
09-30-2005, 04:12 PM
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you can order it from summit I got that and some of the teflon thread sealer and also the edelbrock gasgacinch stuff with all the crap to build the motor.
something else I don't know if it is true (gotta look into it) they say the molylube is slicker than oil and the tourque values need to be lower
something else I don't know if it is true (gotta look into it) they say the molylube is slicker than oil and the tourque values need to be lower
09-30-2005, 04:25 PM
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ARP sets their torque values and conducts their in house testing for fastener pre-load based on their lube. Other lubes (such as oil) may result in the requirement that a new torque value be used to obtain the same fastener pre-load. It is the pre-load you are trying to achieve in a reliable manner, not a torque value.