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Hey guys,
I looking for the torque sequence for the intake/exhaust manifolds for a '67 Chevy 250.
Thanks,
Dan
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Start at center and work You way out to both ends ( in a circle) Once the Motor has been fired up and at full temp shut down The Retorque it.
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Twisted,
How do you get a torque reading on the inner bolts/nuts since a torque wrench won't fit inside the manifolds?
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Dear Dan;
A torque wrench is not needed there.
Simply tighten like Larry said and estimate the 40-50# required making them even.
Good luck, John M.,#3370....
John M., I.I. #3370
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tighen a by hand till they stop add a 1/4 pull there after Then heat up the motor Let Cool and Repeat. If you Must /have the need to know torque Buy what they call a Crows foot and put that on your torque bar.
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Thanks for all of the helpful suggestions.
Dan
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