how much to torque to apply to the rod bolts !!!! I ask my teacher and he said there is a special amount of torque that u apply with a torquimeter to the bolts that hold the rod with the crank ?? any clue

sorry for my bad english

 

What motor?

 

b18c1 stock rods

 

comon someone should know about this

 

I hope you torque your mains let alone everything else to proper specs...


If they are ARP rod bolts on the rods you pictured there should of been a instrustion sheet come...

 

14 ft/lbs 1st then 23 ft/lbs on STOCK gsr rods

Chris

 

THANK MAN!!

 

use a rod bolt stretch gauge...the most accurate way of torquing the bolts

 

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normally you use a torque wrench.

 

23 ft/lbs ? I could swear it's 28 ft/lbs for gsr eagles.

I recommend you contact arp directly tho... they will give you the info no problem. Torque specs are something you need to be definite about.

 

thank for those who reply but yeat i have the stock gsr rods not aftermarke I wanted to know bfore I put ma b18c1 together