i need torque specs for arp headstuds with moly lube on d16z6. Also if you take the distributor off and rotate the rotor will it expletive up the timing? I know it goes in one way.

 

anyone?

 

I have a box with the instructions at home. Ill look it up for you and post back.

 

65ft-lbs and for the dist. Timing is determined when the dist. goes back on, and you need a timing light to set it straight.

 

here is what i do

start from the middle then go out

i start them all at 20 , then to 40 and tighten and loosen them a few times. that gives helps them stretch

then after i do that I do 60lbs

i start from the middle then go like this


7 3 1 6 10
9 5 2 4 8


also being that you are D-series you can do them 1 at a time.. make sure to use the arp moly lube to

 

what about putting loctite on the part that goes into the block

 

thanks for the replies

 

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<FONT SIZE="3">DO NOT DO THAT!!!!!!! </FONT>

Put some Moly lube in there.

 

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no use the arp moly lube that comes with them

 

aight thats what i did.

 

some people say to re tq after 50 miles or so.. but thats usually why i tighten and loosen at 40lbs a few times to give them a stretch

 

wahts the firing order for the dizzy?i searched and found
4
3 2
1

however it wont start with it like that i switched it and put it at
3
1 4
2

and it would start but runs rough