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IP: Flux Member Posts: 300 From: Calgary, AB, Canada Registered: Jul 2012 Feedback score: Report this Post05-04-2013 10:29 AM guys, i am using these bolts IP: Dennis LaGrua Member Posts: 12191 From: Hillsborough, NJ U. Do you have any idea why my Facebook posts would show up on Twitter, but not my pictures when I have the photo box checked. Enthusiasts who drive their high-performance cars on or off the track know the importance of keeping their oil temperatures low to prevent damage, or even seizure, of the engine.
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Due to the large number of spammers we get who always use auto-fill on forms , we must approve all new registrations before you can post. If your registration form is not filled in correctly, you will not be approved. Note that some information is required and some is optional. NOTICE: Please don't be a LURKER! British Car Forum can only survive if its members YOU participate! Jump in and join the fun! You must before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Dear Unregistered, It takes a tremendous amount of work and resources to keep BCF humming. I work hard to keep BCF a civil, friendly and informative place where the focus is on a great hobby! If you find BCF a useful resource, please consider and help ensure we stay online for years to come! You are certainly under no obligation to support BCF, but I honestly could not keep doing this without them. PS: Subscribers won't see this banner I received my my ARP flywheel bolts and washers from APT and I just got off the phone with them. They say not to use Loctite, they sent out a small tube of ARP Moly lube with the ARP instructions. ARPs recomendation is to clean the bolts, apply the lube and torque and loosen the bolts three times. They say the problem with bolts loosening is that the bolts have not been stretched or seated good enough with a one time torque. Recomended torque with the moly lube applied is 65lb. I've spoken to a few builders that say the washers are a must. The surface area of the bolt heads isn't enough to keep you from compressing the aluminum when you torque them down. This compression is one of the causes of the bolts loosening over time. By using the washers, you increase the size of the contact patch with the flywheel thus distributing the force when you tighten the bolt. Hope this makes sense. Allan: The ARP bolts might be the smaller cap screw 12 point head, smaller than a 6 point screw. The contact area under the head will, though, be very close to a conventional 6 point screw. The problem lies in the under-head radius of the bolt. IF they do, you must use a hardened, double disc ground shim washer that has a RADIUS on one side of the washer inside diameter. The radius should take into account and mate to the bolt u. Always use the above shim style with an Al. IF the steel fly that U R using has insuficient radius for the screw then you MUST use above washers. If the wheel does have a nice radii then the washers arent necessary. Brake cleaner is a not close second. Clean the bolt holes in the crank thoroly with Acetone and a q-tip until the tip comes out white or use Loctite kleen-n-prime if you have it. Apply two drops of blue Loctite on the bolt threads and torque and then relax the torque undo to the torque specified USING NO LUBRICANT and the third torquing is the final assembly do this all within a few minutes B4 the Loctite sets up. As an aside, make sure the grip length non threaded portion of the screw is correct as well as the total u. Spending a few minutes more in doing a job might produce benefits. I have installed an aluminum flywheel using stock bolts that were holding the stock flywheel on. I used high-strength locktite as per al. The bolt that go into the flywheel are relatively short, compared say to head bolts, and as such will have very little stretch. Adding washers will reduce that stretch an in turn reduce the hold. Looking at available washers high strength all I see is a very slightly increased footprint and some lose of thread grip. I vote for stock bolts and Locktite. And plan never to exceed or hardly even approach redline.
