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koolade9Jul-14-01 10:20 AM
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#5168, "what to torque head studs too?"


          

pulling my #7 for shortening....what do I re-torque it to when I put it back in??
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RE: what to torque head studs too?, koolade9, Jul-14-01 11:08 AM, #1
RE: what to torque head studs too?, Greg, Jul-14-01 11:28 AM, #2
      cancel that?!?!?!, klipzracer, Jul-14-01 11:05 PM, #3
           RE: cancel that?!?!?!, koolade9, Jul-15-01 01:29 AM, #4
                RE: cancel that?!?!?!, klipzracer, Jul-15-01 02:19 AM, #5
                     RE: cancel that?!?!?!, fungul, Jul-15-01 07:05 AM, #6
                     RE: cancel that?!?!?!, fungul, Jul-15-01 07:05 AM, #7
                          RE: cancel that?!?!?!, klipzracer, Jul-15-01 12:57 PM, #8
                               RE: cancel that?!?!?!, koolade9, Jul-15-01 03:23 PM, #9

koolade9Jul-14-01 11:08 AM
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#5169, "RE: what to torque head studs too?"
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cancel that....where can I get ARP head studs??
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GregJul-14-01 11:28 AM
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#5170, "RE: what to torque head studs too?"
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Get them from ARP http://www.arp-bolts.com

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klipzracerJul-14-01 11:05 PM
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#5171, "cancel that?!?!?!"
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did you break it? btw are you attemting to fix your manifold leak. let me know how it works cause if you can pull this off i might give it a try.

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koolade9Jul-15-01 01:29 AM
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#5172, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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I was just gonna shorten the factory one and re-torque it, then I read a vfaq on arp head studs and if my factory one is stretched(which is a safe bet w/95k on the car) then I could blow the gasket even faster. so I want to just get an arp and do it "right" so-to-speak.
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klipzracerJul-15-01 02:19 AM
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#5173, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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so could you take it out from just your vavle cover gasket from being off and were there any special tools involved?

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fungulJul-15-01 07:05 AM
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#5174, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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Yeah you can take it off from just having your valve cover off. I tried it a few days ago. Actually its kinda weird, in an erlier post someone said that #7 was the only one you can take off without removing the cams but actually you can reach all of them. I went in and removed the #7 and grinded off the bottom of the bolt but it seems to have made the problem worse. I think what I'll do is go back in and loosen all the bolts and retorque them in proper sequence. By the way 7-10 are 20 lbs and 1-6 are 25 lbs.

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fungulJul-15-01 07:05 AM
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#5175, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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Yeah you can take it off from just having your valve cover off. I tried it a few days ago. Actually its kinda weird, in an erlier post someone said that #7 was the only one you can take off without removing the cams but actually you can reach all of them. I went in and removed the #7 and grinded off the bottom of the bolt but it seems to have made the problem worse. I think what I'll do is go back in and loosen all the bolts and retorque them in proper sequence. By the way 7-10 are 20 lbs and 1-6 are 25 lbs.

Dean.

  

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klipzracerJul-15-01 12:57 PM
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#5176, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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hmmmm.....interesting. what are your thoughts on this project koolade?

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koolade9Jul-15-01 03:23 PM
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#5177, "RE: cancel that?!?!?!"
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well, my thoughts kindof fall into what fungul said. I read a post on vfaq.com about installing head studs.

http://www.vfaq.com/mods/headstuds.html

in a nutshell....
the ones in our motor are designed to stretch, but only once, therefore they cannot be re-used because they will not properly torque down. if you re-use a bolt, you increase the chances of blowing your head gasket.

my plan:
get one arp head stud(if they'll sell me just one), shorten it, and replace just the #7

if I can't buy just one, I'll get the whole set and either sell them individually to the guys here for the same purpose....or...if I can get to all the bolts w/out pulling my cams, I may just replace them all.

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