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    I'm about to replace lifters in a 98 GTP and I was wondering when I put it back together when I reinstall the rocker arms can I just tourque them down or do I have to rotate the motor and do it several times
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    The rocker bolts get torqued to 11ft lb.
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    Hand tighten all rocker arm bolts.
    Turn the engine over as you go...
    Apply final torque to rocker arm bolts individually when they are not under "lift" from pushrod/lifter/cam lobe.
    You should be able to wiggle them around at that time, to confirm they are not applying pressure on the valve.
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    Rocker bolt torque depends on which bolts you use. Stock bolts are TTY and should be replaced when you remove them. The spec on a stock bolt should be x ft lbs plus x degrees. Reusable bolts are torqued to 25lt lbs.

    On rotating the motor. I do. Obviously some of the valves are compressed and some aren't. Therefore...while you will typically end up with goood torque across all by just torquing, I have found one or two cases where rotoating the motor helped torque evenly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Explicit_Spade View Post
    The rocker bolts get torqued to 11ft lb.
    Plus a degree amount.
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    Bored block, Eagle Crank, XP Cam, Ported Heads/LIM/Blower/TB, 3.0 Pulley, CAI, Headers, 42.5#, AL 104's, etc...
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    x2 on what ajl227 and billboost37 said thats what I did when I installed my ls7 lifters and it hasnt blown up yet
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    11 ft lbs. +90*...with a stock cam, I will just torque them all without turning the motor over an be done.


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    Hm, wish I knew that motor turning bit before now. Hope the +90* turn covered those bases for me.
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