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Old Dec 9, 2013, 03:10 PM
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Is there a torquing sequence for the valve cover? Does engine need to be started after torquing, then retorqued when engine is cool?
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Old Dec 9, 2013, 03:59 PM
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Is there a torquing sequence for the valve cover? Does engine need to be started after torquing, then re-torqued when engine is cool?
No sequence of events, I would start from the inside and work out and then make a second pass to be sure they were all about the same pull. No retorque needed. you may want to check it in a day or so, but gaskets tend to swell a little so you should be good.
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great stuff I appreciate it it's helping me with the build.
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extremely helpful +1
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What are the torque specs for the exhaust component like the downpipe, Catalytic converter, midpipe, axleback etc?
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Old Apr 28, 2014, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by evodan2004
REAR DIFFERENTIAL
Bearing Caps- 150ft lbs
Can anyone verify this information is wrong?
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hi, anybody here know how many torque specs of this 4 bolts of the reteiner trans??





Thanks a lot
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Not sure if I missed it but anyone know the torque spec for the oil sqirters in foot pounds
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This will definetely be much help in the future!
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Good stuff. Will help during build
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I wish I would have seen this post a long time ago.
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Please add these for IAC and TPS:

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Originally Posted by meckert
No sequence of events, I would start from the inside and work out and then make a second pass to be sure they were all about the same pull. No retorque needed. you may want to check it in a day or so, but gaskets tend to swell a little so you should be good.
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Can someone share torque settings for 2.2L Cosworth stroker kit (Crankshaft & CR)????
I ask them and they do not supply any values!!!
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Can someone share torque settings for 2.2L Cosworth stroker kit (Crankshaft & CR)????
I ask them and they do not supply any values!!!
Its likely, Cosworth would refer all torque specs per the manufacturer

This was taken from the manual. 18ft lbs. Not sure what you meant by CR? Please double check this info


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