Retorquing head bolts
Sorry gang, I did not search.
What is the concensus on how long before retorquing the head bolts after motor install... if any? The studs are ARP's.
Thanks,
Skip
What is the concensus on how long before retorquing the head bolts after motor install... if any? The studs are ARP's.Thanks,
Skip
Why dont you build yourself a motor first then ask the question

I had spoken to commetic and they did say retorqing is not needed with their gasket, then again I don't know what gasket you are running.
I also spoke to ARP and they said they usually retorque their bolts. that means taking the whole damn valve train off...

I had spoken to commetic and they did say retorqing is not needed with their gasket, then again I don't know what gasket you are running.
I also spoke to ARP and they said they usually retorque their bolts. that means taking the whole damn valve train off...
Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Mar 30 2006, 11:48 PM
Cometic 2mm and ARP studs. 
Car's been up and running for a week and a half, O'Neil.
And it's great to be back inthe saddle. 

Car's been up and running for a week and a half, O'Neil.
And it's great to be back inthe saddle. However, my local engine builder told my that it's not necessary to torque them down.
My ARP studs were torqued down, and then 2 90 degree turns. Those were the instructions from Laskey. We really had to turn them hard and were a little worried about crushing the aluminum head, but all seems to be fine. Then again, I haven't started her up yet.
Originally Posted by jbotstein1,Mar 31 2006, 08:29 AM
My ARP studs were torqued down, and then 2 90 degree turns. Those were the instructions from Laskey. We really had to turn them hard and were a little worried about crushing the aluminum head, but all seems to be fine. Then again, I haven't started her up yet.
Yesterday's boost reading on dyno:
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