Can anyone tell me the Torque Spec range of ARP L19 ,Main bolts and Eagle Rod botls?
L19's are 90-93ft/lbs. Make sure to use moly lube only, and run a chase through the holes..make sure they are clean.
ARP mains 60ft/lbs with moly
I dont have the spec for eagle rod bolts with me...I am sure someone else can answer that.
ARP mains 60ft/lbs with moly
I dont have the spec for eagle rod bolts with me...I am sure someone else can answer that.
Originally Posted by Sharif@Forged
I dont have the spec for eagle rod bolts with me...I am sure someone else can answer that.
Reviving this old thread instead of starting a new one...
So 90-93ft-lbs for the head nut of the L19 kit. What about the rods themselves that screw into the block? What is the torque spec on those?
BTW, I did search, but could not find the answer.
Thanks!
So 90-93ft-lbs for the head nut of the L19 kit. What about the rods themselves that screw into the block? What is the torque spec on those?
BTW, I did search, but could not find the answer.
Thanks!
I could be wrong but I believe I read somewhere here that the head studs themselves only need to be about 10-15lbs of torque to properly anchor them into the block.
But please get confirmation from a second source.
The nuts on those studs you already know 90-93 lbs.
But please get confirmation from a second source.
The nuts on those studs you already know 90-93 lbs.
Just snug them into the block...basically light hand tight. There is no official trq spec. Technically, they should be put into the block unloaded, but a little snugging isn't a bad thing.
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