arp main studs torque specs
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arp main studs torque specs
hello
does anyone know the arp main studs torque specs for gti?
i bought them from suzukird and i received them without the box...
does anyone know the arp main studs torque specs for gti?
i bought them from suzukird and i received them without the box...
gtigiannis- Posts : 20
Join date : 2009-06-07
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
Thats srd for you, they dont supply the box coz theyr actualy for a bmw engine, try not to buy to much from that place, theres plenty of parts from other cars that will fit a swift with a little modification
Somewhere around 54lb, theres a few threads on teamswift about it
Somewhere around 54lb, theres a few threads on teamswift about it
dominator- Posts : 1298
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
dmw dave on redlinegti is the best person to ask about these
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
i asked him but nothing....
gtigiannis- Posts : 20
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
Hi Mate,gtigiannis wrote:i asked him but nothing....
I did a search on Redline on your behalf as I'm familiar with how the search function works there...
Here is DMW Dave's reply to the same question from an old thread:
"Arp studs use 55ftlbs if using the moly grease supplied with the stud kit. You can go up to 70ftlbs with no bad effect but figures above that will cause the hardend washers to sink into the head. If using brand new ARP studs make sure you retourqe them several times before dyno or hard use."
I hope that helps you!
Cheers,
Drew
P.S (I like your car Man! )
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
[quote="DrelvisGTi"][quote="gtigiannis"]i asked him but nothing....[/quote]Hi Mate,
I did a search on Redline on your behalf as I'm familiar with how the search function works there...
Here is DMW Dave's reply to the same question from an old thread:
[i]"Arp studs use 55ftlbs if using the moly grease supplied with the stud kit. You can go up to 70ftlbs with no bad effect but figures above that will cause the hardend washers to sink into the head. If using brand new ARP studs make sure you retourqe them several tiames before dyno or hard use."[/i]
I hope that helps you!
Cheers,
Drew
P.S (I like your car Man! )
[/quote]
Thanks for your interest... But I need the specs for the main bearings:-)
I did a search on Redline on your behalf as I'm familiar with how the search function works there...
Here is DMW Dave's reply to the same question from an old thread:
[i]"Arp studs use 55ftlbs if using the moly grease supplied with the stud kit. You can go up to 70ftlbs with no bad effect but figures above that will cause the hardend washers to sink into the head. If using brand new ARP studs make sure you retourqe them several tiames before dyno or hard use."[/i]
I hope that helps you!
Cheers,
Drew
P.S (I like your car Man! )
[/quote]
Thanks for your interest... But I need the specs for the main bearings:-)
gtigiannis- Posts : 20
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
Didnt even know they sold the main bearings studs, just looked on the site and they do, must be a new line
Anyway iv no doubt they will be from another engine, the only way to get to the bottom of it is messure the thread types and length of the studs and look on arp site or email them for the tourqe specs
Anyway iv no doubt they will be from another engine, the only way to get to the bottom of it is messure the thread types and length of the studs and look on arp site or email them for the tourqe specs
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Re: arp main studs torque specs
Oops. My bad...!gtigiannis wrote:DrelvisGTi wrote:Hi Mate,gtigiannis wrote:i asked him but nothing....
I did a search on Redline on your behalf as I'm familiar with how the search function works there...
Here is DMW Dave's reply to the same question from an old thread:
"Arp studs use 55ftlbs if using the moly grease supplied with the stud kit. You can go up to 70ftlbs with no bad effect but figures above that will cause the hardend washers to sink into the head. If using brand new ARP studs make sure you retourqe them several tiames before dyno or hard use."
I hope that helps you!
Cheers,
Drew
P.S (I like your car Man! )
Thanks for your interest... But I need the specs for the main bearings:-)
DrelvisGTi- Posts : 7
Join date : 2012-10-24
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bolt problems
Any one know the ARP part codes for the head studs and main studs.
I know you can use the bmw m50 set for the cylinder head, but there are 2 different types.
On page 39 "head studs" at the top there is a set for the m50 part no: 201-4302
Also:
On page 50 "main studs" at the top there is another set for the m50 part no: 201-5000
All help much appreciated!!
I know you can use the bmw m50 set for the cylinder head, but there are 2 different types.
On page 39 "head studs" at the top there is a set for the m50 part no: 201-4302
Also:
On page 50 "main studs" at the top there is another set for the m50 part no: 201-5000
All help much appreciated!!
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