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Old 04-06-2008, 05:48 PM   #1
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rocker stud torque spec?

well im puting together my motor and i am wonder what i should torque the rocker arm studs to? i was thinking 45ft/lbs
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Re: rocker stud torque spec?

that may work, but my AFR head sheet says studs should be torqued to 60 ft/lbs
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Re: rocker stud torque spec?

Factory spec for SBC screw in studs into cast iron heads is 50 pounds.
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thesee are patriot alum heads
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Re: rocker stud torque spec?

60 pounds for aluminum heads. Also use red loctite.
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Re: rocker stud torque spec?

Check to see if any of the rocker stud holes go through to the intake ports. Lots of aftermarket heads with large intake runners (190cc+) have the stud holes going right through to the intake ports.

If they do, you will have to use some fuel/oil resistant thread sealer on them. I had to do this with my 200cc World/Dart heads.
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