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  1. 06-13-2007 07:19 PM #1
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    I believe ARP suggest a bolt stretch gauge over a torque wrench...Might want to check, I suppose it depends on which bolts you have....Pat probably knows, heck he's the only one who admits to runnning a BBC!!!!!!!!!!
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    One thing to remember is make sur the threads are fully coated and that you put a little bit right under the head of the bolt or capscrew.
    Yes,Dave I will admit I own and love to build the BBC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by erik erikson
    One thing to remember is make sur the threads are fully coated and that you put a little bit right under the head of the bolt or capscrew.
    Yes,Dave I will admit I own and love to build the BBC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Oh yeah!!! Forgot about that monster you have...Sorry bout that!!!!
    i am working on my 730 thats not a monster ???? but hey dave them bbc big blocks are all monster
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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    i am working on my 730 thats not a monster ???? but hey dave them bbc big blocks are all monster

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