Engine Arp bolts?

nickyb

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No answer from calling arp, I'm looking for torque numbers for flywheel and pressure plate.I'm hoping someone here has them.
 

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I did 85ft/lb on the flywheel and 25ft/lb on the pressure plate. Used red loctite for both.

12-24 is factory spec For the pressure plate, and what ford racing gives you for their grade 5 bolts. I give the arp ones just a hair bit more and they’ve been good.
 
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I did 85ft/lb on the flywheel and 25ft/lb on the pressure plate. Used red loctite for both.

12-24 is factory spec For the pressure plate, and what ford racing gives you for their grade 5 bolts. I give the arp ones just a hair bit more and they’ve been good.
Will go with that,thanks 96.
 
Arp uses a general range of torque on their fasteners depending on which grade they are, and what size.


When I assembled my engine I used the above as a guide combined with the factory specs and used best judgment. If they were within 5 ft-lbs I went with the higher number..

Except clutch bolts. I have a track record of stripping those out. I think I went 20-24 and called it a day
 
Arp uses a general range of torque on their fasteners depending on which grade they are, and what size.


When I assembled my engine I used the above as a guide combined with the factory specs and used best judgment. If they were within 5 ft-lbs I went with the higher number..

Except clutch bolts. I have a track record of stripping those out. I think I went 20-24 and called it a day
I just went a little more also.