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#535049 - 09/02/08 07:15 PM 1930 66 head torque specs
Dana J Offline
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Registered: 11/09/07
Posts: 59
Loc: utah
Anyone know what to torque the head down to? 219 c.i.

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#535232 - 09/03/08 11:54 AM Re: 1930 66 head torque specs [Re: Dana J]
1930Chrys66 Offline
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Registered: 04/06/04
Posts: 14
Hi Dana, take a look at the attached files. you should find the torque settings your looking for.

Tim B


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#535282 - 09/03/08 03:34 PM Re: 1930 66 head torque specs [Re: 1930Chrys66]
Dana J Offline
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Thanks loads. This will be very helpful.

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#535869 - 09/05/08 11:26 PM Re: 1930 66 head torque specs [Re: 1930Chrys66]
HarryJ Offline
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Registered: 07/30/04
Posts: 177
Folks.....this type of data ,in my opinion, should be available thru this website via some type of quick reference system. I.e. if you have a quick tech question this site should provide a quick referal/answer. If you are working on your car and need a tolerance or setting; you should be able to quickly reference it here. Don't get me wrong, I like talking and debating with you folks....however....sometimes all I need is the answer to a quick question.

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#535947 - 09/06/08 02:19 PM Re: 1930 66 head torque specs [Re: HarryJ]
keiser31 Offline
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Registered: 12/06/04
Posts: 535
Loc: Oregon, USA
Yep...except sometimes the extra information leads to more parts or information you may need. With a short answer, you may not get the chance to meet the guy that may have that certain part you have been searching for. With the long answer, the tree grows and we all learn more.
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#536030 - 09/07/08 12:00 AM Re: 1930 66 head torque specs [Re: keiser31]
Dana J Offline
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Registered: 11/09/07
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Loc: utah
Thanks for both

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