arp head studs

[Asia989]

What are the torque specs using moly lube and motor oil

i was told 20,40,60,75 with moly is this right?

[sunnys14]

either use moly lube or engine oil. tq specs that i used are 25-55-80. if you are using a stock headgasket you need to release after 55 and start over again because you need to compress the stock headgasket. if you are using a metal headgasket, no need to release and torque again.

[ghx407]

I suggest that you investigate this further; the torque specs will vary depending on the lubricant used. Moly lube torque specs are different from motor oil torque specs.

[eazye2000]

Well, hopefully this will get you started... Good luck!

http://www.jgsturbo.com/arptrq.html

[Florida240sx]

Mine is at 60.... Felpro HG

[Asia989]

Well, hopefully this will get you started... Good luck!

http://www.jgsturbo.com/arptrq.html

ty i went that route last nite.....now if i can only get the main timing gear back on i can wrap this up

[bruinbear714]

Use the torque specs that comes with the instruction, along with their lubricant.

[rotorimp]

Use the torque specs that comes with the instruction, along with their lubricant.

YES--you do not use the factor torques when you use the supplied lubricant with your arp studs.

It is all about friction--do some reading on the ARP website!!!!

[Asia989]

YES--you do not use the factor torques when you use the supplied lubricant with your arp studs.

It is all about friction--do some reading on the ARP website!!!!

the web site didnt show anything useful, so i went the jgs route