Torque Specifications specs [Merged 2-8]

[Fb90gsT]

Thanks, I knew it was around there.

[wolf20043]

Originally Posted by defrag010

I hope to god you're not torquing your pressure plate bolts down that tight. Jeez, they're only M10's.

I always torque them down to 18 ftl/bs

chit bro, sorry I saw flywheel and not the pressure plate . My bad . but now you have the flywheel specs too.
Mike

[Fb90gsT]

no problem.

[FourG63 97GST]

Pressure plate 14ft lbs
Flywheel 98ft lbs
if you want to get specific. And use locktite please, the red one, not the blue

[pnklmnd]

Im doing a head gasket, and was wondering what to torque the bolts to.

[wolf20043]

Originally Posted by pnklmnd

Im doing a head gasket, and was wondering what to torque the bolts to.

on a cold engine you would tourqe 65 to 72 in the right sequence. #1 being the middle stud on the exhaust side, #2 being the middle intake,#3 to the left on the exhaust side,#4 caddy corner from #3, #5 to the left of the middle intake, #6 caddy corner from that, #7 last on the left intake, #8 last on the right exhaust, #9 last on the left side exhaust, and #10 last on the intake right side.
Mike
(right and left as you look from the front)

[gsxtacy]

How do you get as far as doing a head gasket with ZERO refrence material? (Haynes/Chiltons/DSM Manuals/CDs)

Here is something I just dug up real quick, hope it helps....some.



gsxtacy

[pnklmnd]

Thanks.

To be honest i have never looked at a haynes, chiltons, DSM cd or the like. Ive done 5+ motor swaps, bunch of clutches. The only reason i ask is id like to know the exact torque they need to be.

[blcknspo0ln]

Please note that if you are using ARP headstuds that you will need to torque to 80 ft/lb and using the ARP moly lube

also, if you are using a 1g headbolt, that the torque sequence (not the order in which you torque, but how you torque) is DIFFERENT because the 6 bolt studs are not a stretch-type like the 7 bolt is. use the above sequence ONLY for a 7 bolt..

[Amazin' Wasian]

here you go....heres a link to a complete engine overhaul it has every torque spec you could ever need..... http://www.ecanfix.com/~manualcd/index2.htm

[wolf20043]

Originally Posted by blcknspo0ln

Please note that if you are using ARP headstuds that you will need to torque to 80 ft/lb and using the ARP moly lube

also, if you are using a 1g headbolt, that the torque sequence (not the order in which you torque, but how you torque) is DIFFERENT because the 6 bolt studs are not a stretch-type like the 7 bolt is. use the above sequence ONLY for a 7 bolt..

Exactly. The 1g only needs to be tourqed once.
Mike
But the the pic of the tourqe sequence in the is correct.

[Scrymerr]

So I assume the above poster is correct in saying when using ARP's the torque spec is 80ft/lbs?

[project_tsi]

ARP states 75 ft/lbs. using their moly lube. However, I generally go a bit over that.

[blcknspo0ln]

Originally Posted by pnklmnd

Im doing a head gasket, and was wondering what to torque the bolts to.

I got your PM, but I guess i'll post up here for the rest to see. if you are using STOCK 6 bolt headbolts, torque once, in the appropriate sequence to 75 lb/ft. oh, and don't reuse your headbolts if you're planning to. even though they are not stretch-type, it could be possible that they will not fasten as well once you remove them

ARP's are good to torque in the above sequence, but in 3 steps. 30, 60 , 80.. or whatever interval you'd like.

[Birt96gst]

What do I torque my fidanza flywheel down to on my 6bolt
Need to know asap last thing holding me up

thank you

[Quasimondo]

98 ft lbs

[project_tsi]

96-100 ft. lbs. Torque in a star pattern, just like a wheel lug. I generally torque in steps of 3. 33-66-100, or close.

[Birt96gst]

thank you

[JBDdsmer610]

I need to know the flywheel and presure plate torque specs for my 1g asap doing the clutch right know

[95FlamingTalon]

The flywheel should be torqued to 25 ft. lbs.(35Nm) and the pressure plate should be torqued to 16 ft. lbs. (22 Nm). These specs came from a Chilton manual and they are specifically for a 90-94 dsm.

[erebusknight]

dont forget to tighten it in stages and tighten it like you torque a wheel

[blackrosenova40]

My Hayes manual says between 94-101 for the flywheel.......?