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Old 12-16-2010, 10:08 PM
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i tightened my rod bolts and main cap bolts to 18 ft pounds...is that enough or no? i need help so my engine can become complete and im scared of throwing something
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Hope this helps
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My advice, take the engine to someone who knows how to assemble it.
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i tightened my rod bolts and main cap bolts to 18 ft pounds...is that enough or no? i need help so my engine can become complete and im scared of throwing something
Stock bolts? 18ft-lbs is ok if you plan on tightening further to the angle GM specifies, but if it's not obvious to you that they will need more than 18ft-lbs then you probably aren't ready to build an engine by yourself.
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then the 80 degrees on the inside bolts and 50-55 degrees on the outside bolts




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