cswindel
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- Jan 13, 2023
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Well my plan for torquing the head took its own path. I figured it would too because the FSM is for a torque to yield bolt but I followed the steps of the FSM (ARP instructions appear to read to do so and others on forum have also done so) and upon the first 90 degree turn I switched to a torque wrench set to 80 ft-lbs because I was going to come up on it and miss it with a breaker bar, I could just feel it. And sure enough on the second iteration of the 90 degree turn each stud clicked at 80 ft-lbs at a quarter turn in. ARP says to reach 80 ft-lbs in a three step sequence but I think I goofed it. Thoughts?
Also the instructions on the back of the cereal box don't mention to put the washers in the head prior to mounting it or you won't clear the springs haha. Road of tough lessons learned I guess
Also the instructions on the back of the cereal box don't mention to put the washers in the head prior to mounting it or you won't clear the springs haha. Road of tough lessons learned I guess
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AND I bent 2 intake valves when torquing the head down on my current motor because pistons 1 and 4 were at top dead center so yeah I’ve got that shirt too 
