Torque value for exhaust gasket studs

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Torque value for exhaust gasket studs

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Anybody have the recommended torque for the exhaust header pipe nuts?

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Aryana wrote:Continental SB96-7C (Torque Limits) says that the .25-28 Nut-Exhaust manifold flange with a Spirotallic gasket requires 100-110 in/lb or 8.3-9.2 ft lb. Validate this figure yourself before you decide to use it.
I always wondered if this applied to the brass nuts on the O-300 exhaust, or more to the larger engines. After a long day with little rest, my mind is thinking the O-300 had larger studs than .25", but I could certainly be wrong...
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THANKS MUCH ARYANA!
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Re: Torque value for exhaust gasket studs

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don't confuse the size of the wrench used with the size of the stud a .25 stud takes a 7/16

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