quick question: it says "tighten the studs to 10 ft. lbs into the block." what I dont get is how? it doesnt seem like i can use a torque wrench on this since it looks like i have to use some sort of hexagon tool, dont know the name of it but it somewhat like a screw driver in the shape of a hexagon.. u know what i mean. unless theres a socket for this i can buy or it was suppose to come with one which it didnt? help me understand.. thanks

 

What you need is a torque wrench and an allen head socket, commonly known as a " Hex Bit Socket "
They can be purchased from stores like Lowes, Sears and almost any auto or hardware store.

Click below for example :
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr...47000

I cannot remember the size off hand, but I will post that here tomorrow when I am back at work.

 

sounds good.. thanks ill be waiting

 

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or you could just take one of the bolts to the store with you to find the right size

 

good tech help mfg.

 

The hex size on the Golden Eagle head studs is a 3/16". Hope that helps
Vince

 

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Yes.. great help