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    arp head studs torque?

    Ive heard you can tighten arp head studs more than stock bolts but whats a good torque to stop at? i will be replacing my h22 head bolts with arp ones soon.
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    Contact ARP for the torque specs (make sure to ask if dry or oiled). I would just go with stock specs, overtorquin can be bad.

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      ARP kits come with directions and torque specs, follow them when received. Repeat the torque procedure atleast 3 times to achieve proper torque, based on my personal experience (using ARP supplied moly lube).
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        Originally posted by 93F22A6 View Post
        Contact ARP for the torque specs (make sure to ask if dry or oiled). I would just go with stock specs, overtorquin can be bad.
        i agree with this guy if you get the arp specs you cant go wrong if you overtorq the head bolts is posible you could put hair cracks in the head and that wouldnt be good


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          i did 70ft-lbs for the h23 arp studs. no headgasket issues so far.
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            Originally posted by wed3k View Post
            i did 70ft-lbs for the h23 arp studs. no headgasket issues so far.
            Is that seriously all it takes? Wow I thought it would be a little higher than that for some reason.

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              thisis good to know since im getting the same thing

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                yea stock is around 75lb. I called ARP yesterday just to make sure and the guy said its 80-85lb with moly lube and he said there is a new lube coming out that you can torque it to like 90lb.

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                  yea you're right...stock is 78. now i dont know what i torqued mine to.
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                    i torque mine to 81 ft/lbs.

                    always use proper torque technique and no stops during your final torquing sequence. you should make a consistent pull on the wrench untill your desired torque is reached without stopping or hesitating.

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                      the ARP moly lube has a differnt torque spec than just installing them with oil.

                      like stated: The instructions will let you know!
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                        Final correct answer: Follow the instructions given with the ARP kit, I know...I've installed the head studd & main stud kit.
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