Cam Sprocket Torque #'s
04-02-2008, 02:51 PM
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Cam Sprocket Torque #'s What is the torque value for the 3 cam bolt's ? I have a new Rollmaster TC set and plan to use the bolts with a little loctite over again. Thanks
08-30-2018, 02:01 PM
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Single bolt Can’t see torque listing for single bolt cam in ‘07 Suburban. In the process of AFM delete. I bought all the components listed on lt1swap.com. He goes in to detail the differences of 1 bolt vs 3 bolt cams and what can be swapped. Just looking for torque spec....
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Thx RB,
I found it online yesterday at 55 ft/lbs. +55 deg.
The smart people at GM feel the need to add this 55 deg figure instead of just supplying the actual torque needed to tighten the bolt. Genius!!!
thx for your response.
Matt
I found it online yesterday at 55 ft/lbs. +55 deg.
The smart people at GM feel the need to add this 55 deg figure instead of just supplying the actual torque needed to tighten the bolt. Genius!!!
thx for your response.
Matt
08-31-2018, 03:27 PM
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That's because it's a torque-to-yield bolt. They, along with others like it, ALWAYS have a torque-plus-angle spec. And if you don't do it that way, it will not be torqued properly.
08-31-2018, 07:00 PM
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The OP was asking about a 3-bolt cam sprocket, which 26 lbft is correct. I would also recommend red loctite and safety wire just to be safe. Have fun drilling the bolt heads though, I broke a couple drills getting it done.
