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Old 05-09-2007, 11:43 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by contranication View Post
It can affect the way your headgasket seats and how much your head bolts stretch but its not that big a deal as long as you torque everything down correctly... the 91 degrees just assures the head is seated evenly all the way around rather than doing this by checking torque
That isn't exactly correct. The torque-to-degree specs in the FSM ONLY apply to the stock bolts because they are torque-to-yield, which is why you cant reuse them. If you were referring to stock, then yes, you must reach the required degree setting or the bolts will be waay undertightened. Once you have reached the required torque on the studs as per ARP, you are done.
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