Subject	Re: Anyone have ARP stud torque specs?
Posted by	Tech@EPR on June 12, 2012 at 6:37 AM
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In Reply To	Anyone have ARP stud torque specs? posted by coma_ass on June 11, 2012 at 01:40 PM
Message	depends on which rod bolts/studs you have. If you are using aftermarket rods with ARP 2000 rod bolts typically its 45ftlbs with molly (Eagles/SCAT) and 50ftlbs with oil (Pauter) Main studs - 75ftlbs w/ Moly Head studs - (95ft lbs with oil on block end and moly on head end) Tq in 2 stages. Start at 50ftlbs and tq all the studs down. The again at 95ft lbs. Be sure to not bottom out the head studs in the deck, also you must retain the stock hardened head washers in conjunction with using the ARP washers as well. Ensure moly lube is coated on all wear surfaces (threads on studs and nuts, under and on top of washers) Good luck Ep Racing | Create Your Badge
Follow Ups	Anyone have ARP stud torque specs? - coma_ass 13:40:52 06/11/12 Re: Anyone have ARP stud torque specs? - Tech@EPR 06:37:51 06/12/12 First I've heard of the keeping the stock head washers. - Woody75 (Denver) 10:00:22 06/12/12 stock washers are wider amd distribute the load better - ztunerz 12:55:55 06/12/12 and... - sky z 15:16:02 06/12/12 Re: First I've heard of the keeping the stock head washers. - Tech@EPR 21:59:37 06/12/12 No, I'm saying when we built my engine I never used the oem - Woody75 (Denver) 22:03:06 06/12/12 Re: No, I'm saying when we built my engine I never used the oem - Tech@EPR 01:30:07 06/13/12 It's torn down right now and I didnt notice any of that. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:13:47 06/13/12
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