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converter bolts - torque specs #626551
02/28/10 09:21 AM
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Does anyone know what the torque specs are for the bolts that hold the converter to the flex plate? I am using new ARP bolts (5/16" - 24) and the book i have shows torque specs for all cars except the hemi in in-lbs??? the hemi they show at 65 ft-lbs? ARP lists the 5/16" -24 to be torqued to around 28-32 ft-lbs.....which is correct?

Re: converter bolts - torque specs [Re: Garranimal] #626552
02/28/10 10:24 AM
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Well, 65 ain't for them little 5/16 jobs. I just use loctite and crank em down. 30 sounds good if that much.

Re: converter bolts - torque specs [Re: buildanother] #626553
02/28/10 11:39 AM
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ok thanks....just did 30 per the chart i found at ARP...

Re: converter bolts - torque specs [Re: Garranimal] #626554
02/28/10 11:45 AM
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Quote:

ARP lists the 5/16" -24 to be torqued to around 28-32 ft-lbs.....which is correct?


that is for those 4 little ones with their(ARP) higher grade of bolt. The 65 would be for the converter to crank (5 or 6 bolts) which is higher than stock which iirc is 55


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