re torquing heads

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  1. Madcow

    Madcow Active Member

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    Putting a set of gt600r turbos on a stock motor.

    Should I be looking at re torquing a the heads?

    I didn't think to check it when I had the engine out. :(
     
  2. ProckyZ89

    ProckyZ89 Senior Member

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    If you have not touched the engine then no i wouldn't be touching it
     
  3. Madcow

    Madcow Active Member

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    Yeah unopened motor from Nissan as far as I can tell.
     
  4. zedboy

    zedboy Active Member

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    Don't touch it.

     
  5. mungyz

    mungyz Well-Known Member

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    It puts the torque wrench down
    It walks away from the engine
    It puts the lotion on its skin ........


    oh wait - forget the last line.
     
  6. Madcow

    Madcow Active Member

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    Only reason I ask is coz I have heard lot of stories about sr heads lifting.
     
  7. zedboy

    zedboy Active Member

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    Heads lift as the headbolts stretch due to them not being strong enough, nothing to do with torque settings. Know it happens on RB30's but those were never really designed to cop huge amounts of boost.

    You will be fine with GT28r's. If you ever have to remove the head replace with ARP studs or new OEM headbolts.

     
  8. waynoz

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    I'm looking at doing this soon also,

    how much lotion do I need to put on?
     

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