JD1964 there is enough sticking out to grab on to 15 Year Member Jun 28, 2013 3,427 1,518 194 Maryland May 21, 2016 #1 May 21, 2016 #1 I dont know weather to follow ARP instructions or Felpro 9333 instructions. 1) ARP inst says tg in stages in sequence all bolts to 80 ft lbs. 2) Felpro inst says tq in stages in sequence lowers to 70 ft lbs and uppers to 80 ft lbs. Which way should I go? Thanks
I dont know weather to follow ARP instructions or Felpro 9333 instructions. 1) ARP inst says tg in stages in sequence all bolts to 80 ft lbs. 2) Felpro inst says tq in stages in sequence lowers to 70 ft lbs and uppers to 80 ft lbs. Which way should I go? Thanks
Boosted92LX It's only an inch or two. What's the big deal? 15 Year Member Dec 19, 2010 5,721 4,244 224 May 21, 2016 #2 May 21, 2016 #2 John Dirks Jr said: I dont know weather to follow ARP instructions or Felpro 9333 instructions. 1) ARP inst says tg in stages in sequence all bolts to 80 ft lbs. 2) Felpro inst says tq in stages in sequence lowers to 70 ft lbs and uppers to 80 ft lbs. Which way should I go? Thanks Click to expand... I would do it even, but that's just me.
John Dirks Jr said: I dont know weather to follow ARP instructions or Felpro 9333 instructions. 1) ARP inst says tg in stages in sequence all bolts to 80 ft lbs. 2) Felpro inst says tq in stages in sequence lowers to 70 ft lbs and uppers to 80 ft lbs. Which way should I go? Thanks Click to expand... I would do it even, but that's just me.
a91what SendMeUrDataLog 10 Year Member Apr 6, 2011 10,739 6,720 214 Hillsborough county May 22, 2016 #3 May 22, 2016 #3 I used the arp bolts with felpro gaskets. I used 80ftlbs. In stages. No problems whatsoever. Besides it's the fastener that creates the clamping force so it's best to run with that spec, I don't think you can over tighten a head gasket.
I used the arp bolts with felpro gaskets. I used 80ftlbs. In stages. No problems whatsoever. Besides it's the fastener that creates the clamping force so it's best to run with that spec, I don't think you can over tighten a head gasket.