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Old 04-27-2013, 02:08 AM   #12
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Default Re: Head Studs Won't Torque

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Originally Posted by Bishop Welding View Post
Not sure if the threads want to be oiled or dry when torque-ing, or if that is even a factor, but it seems like that may affect it. Maybe someone here has better information on this.
Hmm, never saw anyone 'oil' the threads...where the nut clamps down on the head. I use never seize on the lower portion on the stud hand threaded into block (to prevent studs from rusting in place).
I would think that the oil would change the originally intended (torque)twisting/tightening force..to who knows what effect
BTW why use used/questionable studs on an expensive job otherwise?
I may be overly cautious, but use the best new set of studs that I can get. I consider the wear/tear between the old stud and the block threads. I figure that some of that wear is taken up by use of new studs..no?
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