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Thread: 263 rebuild

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    I checked the manual and didn't find the torque for the cam sprocket bolts, but if they are 3/8-24 I would say you would be safe at 35 ft.lbs, looking at the torque values for the other components listed.

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    That's what I planned on. Thanks
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    Alright gang. Packing pistons now. Pretty sure this is proper ring placement. And by the way, the rod bearings I got from Cars suck. Oil feed hole does not line up well. I'll tweak to make due. Not worth contacting them. Plus I'm on a deadline.
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    Second guessing my oil control rings. It's correct per #s. These are Grant rings.
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    just spoke with EGGE, I have them correct.
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    I like your choice of beverage!

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    do you guys reinstall the connecting rod lock nuts?
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  8. #48

    lock nuts

    Are you talking about the pal nuts? Absolutely!

    Ben

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    Quote Originally Posted by firstofeight View Post
    Are you talking about the pal nuts? Absolutely!

    Ben
    thanks mate. torque to as tight as they go? last time I had them off I just tightened until they slipped.
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    I thight it with a socket wrench and a extension on it by hand only to "max handthight".

    Jenz
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