Reply to "Torque setting the Heads"

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It is in 10 ft-lb incremens to 105 ft-lbs.

If you use the Fel-Pro blue head gasket (recommended by me) the torque will be printed on the lable.

The old Boss 351 Reinz gasket required 125 lb-lbs to crush it to the correct compressed thickness.

The rates are for oiled threads (30 weight oil). I'd clean the the threads in the block with a tap and use new head bolts.

3/27/126:19 PM

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