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

 

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

 

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.

 

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

 

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

Thks

 

50ft/lbs, is not too much?

 

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

 

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.

 

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

but 50 is much more that OEM

 

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

 

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.

 

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