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  1. 06-15-2007 03:06 PM #16
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    no On Loctite all ARP bolts are marked if you can not see that then it is not ARP if it is ARP it is on the head and will say that it is 2000 8740 etc the way erik TQ them and lets them set will not help you less you know the stretch of the bolt you have ?? i go thru them with the bearing in the housing
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  3. 07-05-2007 06:40 AM #17
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    When I torque the rod bolts I usually check it with a strech gauge, I found that 3/8 ARP bolts strech at .0055 at 60 foot pounds and 7/16 bolts at 80 foot pounds. Now that with ARP lube...
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