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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 5:34 am
Now I have run in the motor does anyone know what tourqe settings I need to pull down the heads they are 340 ally heads or does it depend on the make etc
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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 4:05 pm
Well , i've never bothered to re-torque heads & no issues.................i'll await the bashing.
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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 4:41 pm
It all depends on gasket material and bolt specs?
Always a good idea with Ali heads after 500 miles!
Good luck Si.
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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 7:25 pm
Cometic (spelling) gaskets with ARP head bolts,I was told before and kiwi said to tourqe them down after the first run once cold
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by J Clark » Sun Mar 13, 11 7:59 pm
Never re-checked mine after engine build or after doing a head gasket change........ but if you want to re-check, surely just repeat what was done when first fitted (in correct sequence & torque according to workshop manual)....
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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 8:04 pm
J Clark wrote: Never re-checked mine after engine build or after doing a head gasket change........ but if you want to re-check, surely just repeat what was done when first fitted (in correct sequence & torque according to workshop manual)....
thanks mate I was thinking rework the origional tourqe sequence.
Wouldent do any harm just to retourqe as a precation (I'm sure somone will correct me if I'm wrong)
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by MilesnMiles » Sun Mar 13, 11 8:22 pm
Si,
Worth doing as a precaution. I did mine on the Dart after about 1,000 miles and all torqued up exactly as required none were below spec
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by Pete » Sun Mar 13, 11 8:54 pm
I re-torque and the last time I did this the heads had clearly settled.
Well worth doing for a few minutes work - peace of mind, etc.
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by Anonymous » Sun Mar 13, 11 9:54 pm
Si I would fir sure, I did have a head bolt go loose on the Bee car after the first days runs, I fig heat or it was not correct first time around.
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by Dave-R » Mon Mar 14, 11 8:40 am
Si you must torque to the spec the head manufacturer states. Not what it says in the manual and not what ARP suggest.
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by Cannonball » Mon Mar 14, 11 11:35 am
simon dont just go pulling down on the head bolts crack them off one at a time and retorque it one at a time,
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by Pete » Mon Mar 14, 11 12:10 pm
Cannonball wrote: simon dont just go pulling down on the head bolts crack them off one at a time and retorque it one at a time,
..And do them in sequence
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