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streetlightningFeb-12-07 10:04 AM
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#103066, "arp head stud issue.."


          

ok, i put arp head studs on, and i did alot of searchin previous to install, i saw that torque amount was inconsistant but didnt mater. ie u can put 80 ft lbs or 70 ftlb, just be consistant, i went with 80 ftlb,since im boosted and thats what most did. but, i couldnt find anywhere that said if i should do them all to 80 or just the middle 6 and do the 4 end ones oem torque..i did follow the squence tho, thats for sure, but am i hosed no b/c i torques them all to 80? i folled sequens and did it, 20, 40 , 60 and then 80x3

  

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneFeb-11-07 09:07 PM
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#103067, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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You're fine. The sequence is important. The three step torque sequence is important. The end torque is the goal, and you said 80 ft/lbs. That's important. I wouldn't try to make 350wHP on it, but you're fine anyway.

Do it once. Do it right. If it fails from here on out, it's because you did something else wrong, not your head stud torque.

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streetlightningFeb-12-07 05:04 AM
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#103071, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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kool, wait why cant i try for that hp goal?

  

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Teamdougie2Feb-12-07 10:06 AM
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#103077, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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Feb-12-07 10:07 AM by dougie2



          

Originally posted by streetlightning
kool, wait why cant i try for that hp goal?


Not sure where Dino was coming from, but I can't think of reason why the motor won't take 350+ HP with the ARPs torqued to 80 ft lbs.

You should be just fine.



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streetlightningFeb-12-07 10:09 AM
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#103078, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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yah thats why i got concerned.. my bottom end is built, hence the use of the arp's..

  

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Teamdougie2Feb-12-07 10:49 AM
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#103079, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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Originally posted by streetlightning
yah thats why i got concerned.. my bottom end is built, hence the use of the arp's..


Go ahead and boost the shit out of it. I boosted 20-30 PSI on a Super 20G for a couple years with ARPs torqued to 80 and an MLS head gasket



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corsagsboFeb-12-07 12:11 PM
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#103081, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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^^^ What Doug said.

Same thing in my case also, although I went from a S16 to an SC61.
You will be fine with 80ftlbs.


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ConceptIllusionsFeb-12-07 02:28 PM
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#103088, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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I went with the stock torque specs and never had a problem with blowing a head gasket...



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Quadman313Feb-12-07 04:31 PM
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#103096, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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Just blew my head-gasket 25 psi cometic head-gasket arp head studs. So i don't know it was all installed correctly i guess ill take it apart and find out what the problem was. Has anyone else had problems with cometic head-gaskets? Thanks.

  

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streetlightningFeb-12-07 04:44 PM
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#103098, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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im pretty sure thats ur prob, cometic sux. ive read that and seen that numerous times, use search button and ull see , its used but the best is the mopar MLS..

  

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corsagsboFeb-13-07 03:22 AM
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#103100, "RE: arp head stud issue.."
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The factory head gasket has proven over time to be the best option. The Cometic brand works well in various applications, but there had been issues in the past with the 420a version.



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