Faulty ARP 2000? This can't be normal. Will this be warrentied?
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Faulty ARP 2000? This can't be normal. Will this be warrentied?
Got the ring's gapped and got the pistons on the rods and got all 4 in the block. Had a problem with one.
And a little problem we had with [freak]ing ARP 2000 rod bolts. I have to call Eagle today and find out what we have to do to get them to send a new rod bolt.
If you look the left hand rod bolt has thin sections in it. It's twisting but you cant see that i the pic. I followed Eagle's instructions and use a Snap On digital torque wrench. Went to 75ft. lbs. in 2 steps.
And a little problem we had with [freak]ing ARP 2000 rod bolts. I have to call Eagle today and find out what we have to do to get them to send a new rod bolt.
If you look the left hand rod bolt has thin sections in it. It's twisting but you cant see that i the pic. I followed Eagle's instructions and use a Snap On digital torque wrench. Went to 75ft. lbs. in 2 steps.
75 lbs on a rod bolt?????
should only 28 lbs on a 5/16 bolt and 43 lbs on 3/8 bolt using the molylube supplied with the rods
looks like you are the one who screwed it up!
Modified by mec. pedri at 6:07 AM 6/16/2008
should only 28 lbs on a 5/16 bolt and 43 lbs on 3/8 bolt using the molylube supplied with the rods
looks like you are the one who screwed it up!
Modified by mec. pedri at 6:07 AM 6/16/2008
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mec. pedri »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">75 lbs on a rod bolt?????
should only 28 lbs on a 5/16 bolt and 43 lbs on 3/8 bolt using the molylube supplied with the rods
looks like you are the one who screwed it up!
Modified by mec. pedri at 6:07 AM 6/16/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Is that the only one that broke? If so I'd say you got some pretty strong bolts there. ARP
should only 28 lbs on a 5/16 bolt and 43 lbs on 3/8 bolt using the molylube supplied with the rods
looks like you are the one who screwed it up!
Modified by mec. pedri at 6:07 AM 6/16/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Is that the only one that broke? If so I'd say you got some pretty strong bolts there. ARP
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Re: (mec. pedri)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mec. pedri »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">75 lbs on a rod bolt?????
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Are you sure you got the right spec sheet? I've never heard of a Honda rod bolt needing anywhere near that amount of torque. Hell, our ARP head studs are larger in diameter and only get 70 lb ft with moly lube.
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Are you sure you got the right spec sheet? I've never heard of a Honda rod bolt needing anywhere near that amount of torque. Hell, our ARP head studs are larger in diameter and only get 70 lb ft with moly lube.
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Yup, that is the right sheet. You have a 5/16 or 3/8 bolt. 28 or 43 lbs. TQ pick one if you can measure the thread Dia. Use a ruler.
BOLT DIAMETERS ARE NOT DETERMINED BY THE SIZE OF THE WRENCH OR SOCKET YOU USE.
YOU made a mistake, live with it.
BOLT DIAMETERS ARE NOT DETERMINED BY THE SIZE OF THE WRENCH OR SOCKET YOU USE.
YOU made a mistake, live with it.
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