arp bolt torque setting

[J_Dub]

Im trying to find the torque setting for arp bolt 250-2201 pro series bolt 190,000 psi.

searched their site and it says no info for that particular kit as yet.

anyone find something that I cant??

[wopass]

the part that you are tightening has a tourque setting bud, the ARP bolt will take anything you can throw at it

so if its a head stud and the manufacture'er'er recomends 100ft/lb then you do the ARP bolt up to that not the other way around.

so if its this your after then heres a handy thing for you

Clutch Pressure Plate-Thread Locker-35 ft-lbs.

http://boxwrench.net/specs/ford_351C.htm

[J_Dub]

cheers for that, but u sure?

that link you put up has a "warning" saying if using arp bolts, use their torque settings.

and the person who recommend I use arp said they come with their own setting..

[wopass]

its the part that your bolting that has a specified tourque setting for a reason, mostly so the standard bolt/stud doesnt yield but also so it doesnt damage/crush/warp/the part you are bolting up or tear the thread out of the base.

[J_Dub]

argh yep, wondered that.

right oo, thats what I'll do then.

cheers for that

[wopass]

the ARP bolts are more than capable of going to a much greater tension before yeild, but you would never get that as the threads would strip out of your flywheel well before then

ARP bolts are the buisness end of the automotive fastener stick and use them where ever you can.

[pressy]

http://arp-bolts.com/pages/technical_to ... trictorque