Subject	Isnt it also dependant on lube used to tighten?
Posted by	twinturbopoweredz on December 02, 2006 at 2:21 PM
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In Reply To	28 - 32 lbs is the proper torque posted by dummy76 on December 01, 2006 at 06:57 PM
Message	ARP lists the torque specs on rod bolts depending on what lube you have used to assemble. like Motor oil, moly, etc The 4th Z32 Project.....Its time to do it all over again...
Follow Ups	Testing turbos? - 300zer 17:46:02 12/01/06 A little off topic but - SeedyROM 17:47:38 12/01/06 that was my old Z i just updated the sig (n/m) - 300zer 17:50:44 12/01/06 Good man (n/m) - SeedyROM 17:57:26 12/01/06 what kind of turbos? - aliaZ 17:49:37 12/01/06 stock....sorry i'm kinda a noob to this how do i check that (n/m) - 300zer 17:51:20 12/01/06 do you have a service manual? - aliaZ 17:52:59 12/01/06 i have one i downloaded i'll check if its in there (n/m) - 300zer 17:54:45 12/01/06 2nd get a FSM (n/m) - Booster (MD) 17:54:57 12/01/06 still mad at my FSM - dummy76 18:13:06 12/01/06 what are they then? (n/m) - SpecNATT (Houston) 18:22:31 12/01/06 28 - 32 lbs is the proper torque - dummy76 18:57:45 12/01/06 did the bolts come out pretty easy? (n/m) - aliaZ 19:59:59 12/01/06 Re: did the bolts come out pretty easy? - dummy76 21:24:10 12/01/06 Isnt it also dependant on lube used to tighten? - twinturbopoweredz 14:21:06 12/02/06 no matter what lube you use 48lbs is waaaay too tight - dummy76 14:43:36 12/02/06 lol, I cant argue with that! (n/m) - twinturbopoweredz 16:14:38 12/02/06 fill the CHRA with oil - lymon 00:54:57 12/02/06
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