Do you use the stock torque specs when intalling ARP rod bolts & headstuds?

[LSKIDD93]

Originally Posted by Eman193

whoa 80? ummmm i think the correct tq. spec would b 63....i think its 25 first then 63 not sure the sequence but i know the final is 63 ft. tq.

What the fuck are all of yall talking about.... I noticed on b20 a lot of ni55as don't build they own shit and don't know they shit

It don't matter if its stock studs or after market studs. You have to tourque them down in a 3way sequence.

FOR AFTER MARKET STUDS Start at
25 to
50 to
75

Make sure you double check each sequence....

And for the rods it depends on what bolt sizes your using for the 7/16th bolt size which is the smallest size if I'm not mistaken. You would tourque them down to about 28-30 foot pounds...

For the 3/8th's big bolt size you will tourque them down to 40.....

[Mz AriellEK9]

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[P A P I]

Originally Posted by LSKIDD93

What the fuck are all of yall talking about.... I noticed on b20 a lot of ni55as don't build they own shit and don't know they shit

It don't matter if its stock studs or after market studs. You have to tourque them down in a 3way sequence.

FOR AFTER MARKET STUDS Start at
25 to
50 to
75

Make sure you double check each sequence....

And for the rods it depends on what bolt sizes your using for the 7/16th bolt size which is the smallest size if I'm not mistaken. You would tourque them down to about 28-30 foot pounds...

For the 3/8th's big bolt size you will tourque them down to 40.....

YoU are correct my friend

[Got Sol]

just call arp or w/e company u got the goddies from and tell wut u got and wut u wanna kno theyll tell u exactly wut is needed to kno isnt really tht hard

[egb18c5]

Originally Posted by LSKIDD93

What the fuck are all of yall talking about.... I noticed on b20 a lot of ni55as don't build they own shit and don't know they shit

It don't matter if its stock studs or after market studs. You have to tourque them down in a 3way sequence.

FOR AFTER MARKET STUDS Start at
25 to
50 to
75

Make sure you double check each sequence....

And for the rods it depends on what bolt sizes your using for the 7/16th bolt size which is the smallest size if I'm not mistaken. You would tourque them down to about 28-30 foot pounds...

For the 3/8th's big bolt size you will tourque them down to 40.....

that sums it up right there

[drivewayJunkie]

Yo most arp kits come wit specs there is a sequence to use when tightening them depending on wat lube u use if you wanna know more pm me....

[nikez]

Originally Posted by LSKIDD93

What the fuck are all of yall talking about.... I noticed on b20 a lot of ni55as don't build they own shit and don't know they shit

It don't matter if its stock studs or after market studs. You have to tourque them down in a 3way sequence.

FOR AFTER MARKET STUDS Start at
25 to
50 to
75

Make sure you double check each sequence....

And for the rods it depends on what bolt sizes your using for the 7/16th bolt size which is the smallest size if I'm not mistaken. You would tourque them down to about 28-30 foot pounds...

For the 3/8th's big bolt size you will tourque them down to 40.....

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[ROOKIEPAINS]

no sir 7/16 are larger than 3 /8
and when installing new studs and rod bolts one should torque them in 3 steps loosen them then start again ...
simple 3rd grade math
take 1 inch break it into 16 equal parts 7/16 = 7 parts out of 16
take 3/8 which = 6/16 = 6 parts out of 16 ...

[boomer]

Originally Posted by ROOKIEPAINS

no sir 7/16 are larger than 3 /8
and when installing new studs and rod bolts one should torque them in 3 steps loosen them then start again ...
simple 3rd grade math
take 1 inch break it into 16 equal parts 7/16 = 7 parts out of 16
take 3/8 which = 6/16 = 6 parts out of 16 ...

who are you talking to?
third grade math?
yea theres no question on the bolt/stud sizes...

the biggest thing that no one seemed to mention is you should use the ARP moly lude on the threads when torquing the fasteners to make sure you are getting consistant readings on the TQ wrench.

[Professor15]

actually, what no one seemed to mention is, when you tq down rod bolts you dont even use a TQ wrench. you use a wrench and a rod bolt stretch gauge tool.