head bolts & cylinder bolts

[specialized7]

Can someone please tell me what i am supposed to torque these to?

 

[Unstock240]

18 ft lb. for the cylinder. 20 ft lb. for the head nuts, and do it in a criss cross pattern.

 

[specialized7]

hey thanks alot man.

 

[blasterjarred]

i did myn in 150 in lb

 

[xjma]

150 in-lbs is 12.5 ft-lbs.

Not that the proper torque isn't important, but even more so than the actual proper ft-lbs or in-lbs (whichever it may be), is toquing them in the criss cross pattern and torquing them evenly. If they're not torqued evenly, you'll have issues. If the numbers are off a tad, but they're all even, you'll be good.

If you don't have a torque wrench and can't afford one, you can rent them from auto zone and places like that. I'd save up for one though. They definitely come in handy!!

 

[blasterjarred]

so should i do it in 200 somethen in lb and could that cause a preformance loss

 

[specialized7]

my dads got a westward or snap on digital torque wrench so im set.
ill be sure to do the criss cross patern