Flywheel bolts torque spec
05-22-2013, 08:31 AM
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Flywheel bolts torque spec Should I use the 74 lb ft listed here? http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?category=1
Or should I listen to ARP and do 85 ft lbs which is listed in the directions that come with the bolts?
Also, do you guys use the ARP lubricant they recommend or just red loctite?
Or should I listen to ARP and do 85 ft lbs which is listed in the directions that come with the bolts?
Also, do you guys use the ARP lubricant they recommend or just red loctite?
05-22-2013, 09:15 AM
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Should I use the 74 lb ft listed here? http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?category=1
Or should I listen to ARP and do 85 ft lbs which is listed in the directions that come with the bolts?
Also, do you guys use the ARP lubricant they recommend or just red loctite?
Or should I listen to ARP and do 85 ft lbs which is listed in the directions that come with the bolts?
Also, do you guys use the ARP lubricant they recommend or just red loctite?
05-22-2013, 09:50 AM
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I did the ARP spec with their assembly lube, but that was because I had some of their assembly lube leftover from head bolt install. If I didn't have the lube lying around, I probably would have used red loctite and done a different torque spec.
Not being smart, but go to Google and search LS1Tech flywheel bolt torque spec. One of those results mentioned using the OEM torque spec with red loctite on ARP bolts I believe, but I'll let you find that yourself.
Good luck!
Not being smart, but go to Google and search LS1Tech flywheel bolt torque spec. One of those results mentioned using the OEM torque spec with red loctite on ARP bolts I believe, but I'll let you find that yourself.
Good luck!
