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ARP Head Stud torque specs

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    ARP Head Stud torque specs

    Hey guys, I got a set of ARP head studs a while back, and the torque spec on them is the same for the oem head bolts...but what about the torque spec on the stud going to the block?

    When I had my car running, I just tightened them down with an allen as tight as I could, and then plopped the head on and torqued the nuts to spec, and nothing "seemed" wrong when I was driving it.

    It shouldn't really matter as long as the nut is torqued down correctly right?

    Just want to be 100% sure

    ^^click it or ticket^^
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    To make sure they're completely seated, I torque them to 10ft lbs on all studs on our engine builds.
    Jei Chang
    BlackTrax Performance

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      #3
      I've always just tighten them down hand tight with the allen key, Never had a problem. Once they are tight they will be fine.

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        thought so. Thanks guys, just wanted to be 100%

        ^^click it or ticket^^

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