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  1. #1 Comp Cams Re-useable rocker bolts - torque spec? 
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    Is it 11 ft lbs + 90 degree OR 23 ft lbs straight up? How much thread locker & where to put on threads?
    Stock rockers if that matters.
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    23 ft lbs...a bead of threadlocker starting about 3 threads from the end. Make sure the valves are closed just for piece of mind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman92499 View Post
    23 ft lbs...a bead of threadlocker starting about 3 threads from the end. Make sure the valves are closed just for piece of mind.
    How can I rotate the engine to make sure? Once I am able to rotate what is the best well to tell if they are closed?
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    Put the rockers on hand tight and rotate the engine by the crank bolt with a 1/2" ratchet or breaker bar. When both rockers are down and wiggly then tighten them to spec.
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    As we discussed in other thread, don't really need to make sure they're closed.

    Also make sure the holes are dry and not filled with oil.
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    I know Matt, but like I said, it's for peace of mind. It's the way I've always done it and will continue to in the future just because I'm old skool like that.
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    I put q tips in the holes for a day or so & got all the crap out. I appreciate the piece of mind part for sure. I torqued them down to 23 and applied the thread locker from about thread three to thread eight. I also tried rotating the engine as well and I hear a lot of air/fluid sound in my opinion. I checked every single rocker and turning a bit just to be 200% sure.

    I also let the lifters bath in oil over night. I cleaned the pushrods them before re-install dipped each end in oil.
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