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rocker arm stud torque w/ aluminum heads? #428706
08/04/09 05:51 PM
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Just about finished putting a 440 together with aluminum heads. Got studs for the rockers/shaft. What should I torque the studs to? nuts on the studs to?

Re: rocker arm stud torque w/ aluminum heads? [Re: rickmoore69] #428707
08/04/09 07:04 PM
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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I have mine at 25 ft lbs.Rocky


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Re: rocker arm stud torque w/ aluminum heads? [Re: rickmoore69] #428708
08/04/09 07:53 PM
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Do not torque the studs, finger tight only.

Re: rocker arm stud torque w/ aluminum heads? [Re: rickmoore69] #428709
08/05/09 09:56 AM
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Teh studs should not even been ran in tight. We usually leave them backed off from the bootom just a little. If you want to you can put just a little mild thread locker on the stud but I would not use much. I would also use the thread lock primer first. Then torque the nut down on the stud to about 28 ft-lb.
Kevin @ Hughes







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