turn it up

Looking for the torque setting for a b16a arp rod bolts.
I have searched and found 50 ft-lbs.(also found 43 ft-lbs and 46 ft-lbs)
Standard bolts are 30 ft-lbs seems like a fair jump so just double checking
Thanks Eugene

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Why don't you go to ARPs website where all that information is? Did you not get the spec sheet in your package?

turn it up

As you can see i have researshed it and gone to the website it is saying 50 .
Just making sure here cause it seems a little high is all better safe than sorry.

rich7777

Email them, there probably 43 ftlb. Remember there not a simple 'plug and play' item. BIG ENDS MUST BE RESIZED !

Steeve_Civic

Have you checked with ARP about the 50ft/lbs?
Part number is 208-6003 ?

Thks

Steeve_Civic

50ft/lbs, is not too much?

doood

iTrader: (1)

seriously it's on their damn site. i found it in 2 seconds.

JW racing

The paper on the box from the last B series I did said 45. Use the moly lube for that, and have the big end of the rod bore blueprinted to spec after the bolts have been pressed in.

Steeve_Civic

Yes I know here is the link,
http://arpinstructions.com/instructions/208-6401.pdf

but 50 is much more that OEM

JW racing

That is because the bolt is much better and stronger and has a different stretch amount when torqued than an oem bolt.

EG1834

Make sure you're looking up the correct part number. I had a buddy torque his 3/8" bolts to the 7/16" bolts torque value.

1994turbocivic

i am currently having issues with same matter. i have b16 rods, re-sized crank ends w/ arp rod bolts...
at 40ft lbs, which arp states in instructions, my rods can move side to side???? idk if i should crank it up to higher torque