Originally Posted by Diesel_Daddy6.0
(Post 740575)
What are the torque specs for ingoing studs?
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Some shops do headstuds with the cab still on the truck,thats how strictly did mine. But like Mdub said its a waste of time unless u have ur heads decked.It doesnt matter if u ever had a head gasket problem or not, ur heads could still not be flat. I never blew a head gasket before but when my heads were checked by the machine shop guess what? they needed decked.
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Originally Posted by newman
(Post 740613)
I'm with Mike! Do it right the first time.
Originally Posted by Diesel_Daddy6.0
(Post 740614)
Probly can't slip a new gasket under there with cab still in place huh?
Originally Posted by 95powersmoker
(Post 740718)
I think 125ft lbs... But It will say on the instructions when you buy the studs to verify.
Originally Posted by stone
(Post 740937)
Some shops do headstuds with the cab still on the truck,thats how strictly did mine. But like Mdub said its a waste of time unless u have ur heads decked.It doesnt matter if u ever had a head gasket problem or not, ur heads could still not be flat. I never blew a head gasket before but when my heads were checked by the machine shop guess what? they needed decked.
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I agree on having everything done right the first time. If the sole on your boot fell off, you wouldn't just put new shoe laces in them. Everything is a process. I have seen allot of heads with minor surface cracks, cracks by the injector cups, warping etc and you would never really know it until failure. Spend once, cry once.
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