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Old 06-09-2010, 07:31 PM
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Default torque settings on 6 long stud block?

as above what is the torque settings on a 6 long stud block an also do you have to get new nuts?

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Old 06-09-2010, 07:43 PM
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30lbs, 60lbs then 90 lbs/ft, Can reuse the nuts, just put some oil under the nut first. Re torque it after a few hours.
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ok cheers pal,i had to have a 18mm socket shaved so i could take the head off,hopefully it wont snap or crack....is there a special tool or anything to but to remave the nuts?

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i ground down a decent socket,it held ok,used it a few times now
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Yep same as above, just grind down a decent 18mm socket.
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Same here I ground down a socket for roosie has held perfectly, my 18mm slim socket fitted so I was lucky.
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cheers for the help peeps,how about the 4 bolts?are they the same torque settings as the nut an stud kit?and do i get new bolts...many thanks

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Use new stretch bolts on the end holes that's what most seem to do, then follow one of the few different ford recommendations for tightening.
I don't use the long studs but just do my(2wd) arp stud and nut kit up to 120 lbft.
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cheers tabetha,,
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