How much and how to torque 3/8 ARP 2000 rod bolts on eagle rods for B18b/a

[LongLiveH2b]

How much and how to torque 3/8 ARP 2000 rod bolts on eagle rods for B18b/a

can anyone help me out i cant figure out how much or whats the best way to torque them help please!!! reps will be givin

[Tech5]

they are just High grade, you torque them to the same factory car specs

[Init2winit]

they are just High grade, you torque them to the same factory car specs

No sir. You do that, and you have a chance of the bolt breaking. The tensile strength of arp bolts and studs are much higher than any factory fastener, therefore require a higher torque. The torque is 43 ft/lbs for that particular bolt.

[Tech5]

here is your engine specs

[JRDman]

ive always torqued them to factory specs in a back and forth type way.

[VTECxRoCKz]

i dunno with arp head bolts they tell u to torque it to their spec so im guess rod boltshave there own torque spec as well

[Vteckidd]

28-32 Ft Lbs is stock

I believe ARP is same as stock, although some people say its as much as 40 Ft Lbs. Id check the paper it came with.

If you dont have it call ARP or check their website. Im trying to remember but i think they torque the same as stock

[SL65AMG]

if you bought the bolts new they should have come with some information.....

[jbhondatech]

According to Eagle the 3/8 ARP 2000 has a max torque of 43lbs make sure the are the 3/8 and not the 5/16 this measurement is of the bolt shaft and not the bolt head. If you have the 5/16 the torque is 28lbs

[Five*Star*]

I thought the 3/8 arp are supposed to be 38ft lbs.

[Frög]

like 30%.. so 3hp?