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Re: Manifold torque specs ?
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Posted by Farmer Bob on December 27, 2004 at 19:58:05 from (67.5.175.209):
In Reply to: Manifold torque specs ? posted by Glen Thibodeaux on December 27, 2004 at 18:58:11:
I don't think there is a written torque value but I'd say make sure the stud threads are clean, use the extension nuts (About twice the depth of regular nuts and some are made of brass) with the thick washers behind them. Snug each one up starting in the middle and work out towards each end alternating side to side. Then go back and give them about a quarter turn past snug. I usually put anti seize paste on the studs as well.
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