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65 ft pounds,
Had a 12.9 hexagonal caped bolt snap at 90 ft pounds, ....
Most important is the retourqueing sequence, heat cycle , next day retourqe in order, then a week of driving , again when cold....
80nm on c1j with 12.9 and thicker H/G, i didn't re-torque either (Learn't this from scoff many years back) also set the tappets 20/20 on a 285 cam sounded fine and no probs upto 7800 rpms.
I have done 90nm before on decent unbrako branded headbolt's
I must ad, I only run 15 pounds of boost , the joy of going to the end of the Richter scale isn't for me now....
I'm old.... 65 ft pounds is 88 NM ish..
No need to flog them down. 12.9s slightly over stock (mine are 55ft/lbs) is more than adequate. I ran the van at stock settings for many years no issues, only went slightly tighter after a minor oil leak out of the gallery. The crucial bit is retorque after a heat cycle. If you go too tight you risk cracking the oil gallery in the head.
Also if you go to far with the clamping pressure the gasket could squeeze out around the liners or put to much stress on the actual liners that they become prone to failure which I have seen before.
in an old c1j i had 12nm with no problems.now in this engine i have 90nm.i always re check after 1.000km with cold engine if all bolts are still tha same kilos
i would also like to ask if someone has ever tried with std camshaft anything else in valve clerance except 20/25 ?
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