over torqueing
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over torqueing
OK so i made abit of a blunder how serious is it if i overtorque the head it was supposed to be 22ft-lbs when i made it 30. Should i just leave it? pull the headstuds out and redue it?( they might be abit stretched now though). Its a blacktop if it matters.
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heres some info
http://www.acl.co.nz/Tech/Torque%20To%20Yield%20Headbolts.pdf
after reading that, I'd changing them...
http://www.acl.co.nz/Tech/Torque%20To%20Yield%20Headbolts.pdf
after reading that, I'd changing them...
or get some arp heas studs.
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I reckon it'll be fine.
I over torque all my headbolts a little bit anyway, haven't had a failure yet.
I over torque all my headbolts a little bit anyway, haven't had a failure yet.
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a wee bit of extra squeeze won't hurt, no worse than going 95 then 95 degress on rotational torque.pc wrote:I over torque all my headbolts a little bit anyway, haven't had a failure yet.
on a good day, might even sqaush the gasket more and bump the compression slightly!!!!
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It's only an intermediate step, doesn't matter. The purpose of the intermediate steps is to ensure the bolts are done up evenly.
As for the link.
I don't understand how putting a 10mm bolt into a 10 mm hole (in a block & head) is going to save any significant weight over a 12mm bolt in a 12mm hole.
Strange logic.... sure the bolts are lighter ...what about the holes?
Sure , steel bolts, aluminium head but?
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As for the link.
I don't understand how putting a 10mm bolt into a 10 mm hole (in a block & head) is going to save any significant weight over a 12mm bolt in a 12mm hole.
Strange logic.... sure the bolts are lighter ...what about the holes?
Sure , steel bolts, aluminium head but?
Don't believe everything you read.
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