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Hi. I am just wondering what would be the best head torque setting using ARP head studs with MLS AU head gasket ?
It's a Ford EL 4.0L 6cyl. I know the factory specs for the MLS AU head gasket which is 30nm then 120 degrees. But i found a JMM head torque spaecs that he uses *40nm *80nm *110nm What do you guys think ?
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{USERNAME} wrote: Hi. I am just wondering what would be the best head torque setting using ARP head studs with MLS AU head gasket ? It's a Ford EL 4.0L 6cyl. I know the factory specs for the MLS AU head gasket which is 30nm then 120 degrees. But i found a JMM head torque spaecs that he uses *40nm *80nm *110nm What do you guys think ? If you're using ARP head studs you certainly don't want to use the the normal ford torque specs. That's for torque to yield head bolts that are meant to be stretched and single use only. ARP instructions should be included with them and I'm fairly sure it's similar to JMM specs you just quoted.
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The ARP book says a 12mm stud should be torqued to 98 ft./lbs. (132.87nm) with the ARP lube.
Do it in 3 steps, and in the same patterns as OEM, and you should be sweet.
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Thanks guys i'm thinking i'll do a
step 1 - 40nm step 2 - 80nm step 3 - 120nm your thoughts on that guys
_________________ FORD EL 4.0L. Crow cam, T.I Performance J3 Chip, Vernier cam gear, SPR ported head, 68mm TB, AU head gasket + ARP studs, AU injectors, Pacey 4480, High flow cat, Shift kit, Stallie, 3:73 TrueTrac. |
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