Re: Joe Bontai question JD 425


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Posted by Dana on Wednesday, April 16, 2008:

In Reply to: Joe Bontai question JD 425 posted by Dan on Wednesday, April 16, 2008:

The recommended way to prevent this is to make sure you torque the intake first and then torque the heads in 3 distinct steps starting at 62, then 124 and finally 186 in/lbs. Its a good idea to torque the left head to 62 then the right to 62 and repeat this sequence. Inspect for visible damage/imperfections.


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