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2JZGTE Crank torque specs
Hey,
I'm about to pull the old girl to bits to do some fabrication, then I'll put her back together. I've been advised that the optimal torque for the crank is 15 ft/lb over standard but can't find standard torque specs for the life of me. :crazy2: What is your crank torqued at? I have the ARP head/main studs. Thanks |
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Thanks for the reply.
I do have one, but couldn't find the torque specs - maybe something I missed... I'll have another look. But I also just wanted to get some feedback to see what others were doing, especially those who are pulling 1KHP+, as that's what I'm aiming for. Have to do alot of the research myself here as it's not like in Oz/US where the workshop guys really know what they're doing - here it's a bit 'same pattern, all cars', they won't check to see your car needs something more. |
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By the way, which "crank torque spec"? The mains? The connecting rod bolts (crankshaft end)? The front harmonic dampener bolt? The rear flywheel/flex plate bolts? I'd guess you mean the mains, but please confirm. Also, have you considered aftermarket mains? |
Thanks again.
Yeah, I wanted the specs for the mains. I have got the Titan Billet Main caps, ARP head and main studs, Titan Billet Pistons, BC rods - I decided this was the year to finally get things going, but now that I've set the goal at a different level, it seems lots of the mechs I've gone to don't know how to take it to that level. I have a mech working with me, he knows the assembly, but we were torquing it at 90lb/ft, which some people replied with a :roflwtf: about, while some thought it was fine, and should even be torqued more. So, I thought I'd go back to basics and try to get the stock amount, and I had it recommended it to me that I go 15lb/ft over but I just couldn't find stock anywhere to have a number to go off and felt like I'd read the spots of the TSRM. Thanks for any advice you could give. I've gone through 3 blocks now and am giving up! |
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