lttransam

iTrader: (12)

i feel stupid but i cant remember(lost the sheet) what the torque spec is for my main studs ARP-234-5501 if anyone knows please let me know! i also am using the arp grease as well which i know makes it lower.

speedracer2536

iTrader: (15)

The grease does not make it lower.. It just allows you to achieve the TRUE tq..

defaultexistence

iTrader: (11)

screw in studs hand tight only! ,lube threads ,washers and nutz with ultra torque fastener lube, torque caps in recommended original sequence in three steps to 80ft lbs, tighten windage tray nuts to 30ft lbs the estimated height from top of main cap to mounting surface for windage tray on the underside of nut is 1.875"

nitrous2fast

iTrader: (2)

funny when you read the instructions... there is a different torque rating for diffferent types of lube. ex 10w-30 is different than arp moly lube...

defaultexistence

iTrader: (11)

idk, fwiw i read it verbatim from my instructions..

nitrous2fast

iTrader: (2)

I was referring to speedracer's post...

defaultexistence

iTrader: (11)

whats weird is my arp main stud kit PN# is arp-134-5502 .....

speedracer2536

iTrader: (15)

Funny.. It doesnt say that the GREASE lowers the tq rating..

quik95lt1

iTrader: (7)

go 80ftlbs with moly lube.........when i bought mine they said 100ft/lbs but i only went 80 because i was seeing some cap deflection in the roundness of the journal up at 100ft/lbs

leadfoot4

iTrader: (1)

Different lubricants have different coefficients of friction, hence the different torque specs.....

Paul Bell

iTrader: (9)

Just remember the studs go into the block dry. It's the nut threads (and washers) at the cap that gets the lube. Their new Ultra-Torque Fastener Assembly Lubricant is probably the best thing you can use.