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01-10-2009 #1
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ARP Flywheel Bolt torque
Does anyone know the ARP Flywheel Bolt torque specs(330-2802)? Their website is ambiguous about it. Should I go with OEM specs?...Basic question but it is going to hold my entire weekend!!
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01-10-2009 #2
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O E M specs are fine.
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01-10-2009 #3
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It is not an oem bolt you will want the right torque spec for it from the manufacturer.
Its a stronger bolt you are going to need more torque to get proper bolt stretch.
Call the manufacturer.-Ed Nelson
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01-11-2009 #4
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I have 350-2802 which is the same diameter and thread but it's the Pro series, there was a note in the package,- with their special lube, torque to 75 ft lbs, without their lube it's 115! I'd call them to be sure for your specific part number.
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01-12-2009 #5
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Thanks for the responses.. turns out it was 60lbs with ARP lube and 75Lbs with 30wt oil...
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