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just wanted to add I saw for myself on the main database that it clearly states on 4e engines you can reuse toyota headbolts although personally I would never do this but just goes to show most of whats written is crap imo
im of the opinion that basically the 90 degree turn is so inaccurate its not worth doing your better off with 3 stages of torque 20-40-60nm that way you have the luxury of being able to accuratly check the torque of your headbolts after a period of time which is totally impossible with the very vague 90 degree turn just my 2p on the subject im sure this will open a can of worms for many members but this information is from personal experience with stock bolts and arp's but as for stretch bolts that I cant answer as ive only heard thats what they are
cheers mikey, nope im rocking stock bolts now, torqued down to 60nm none of that 90 degree turn shite,
Stock bolts FTW !!
yeah should see me about a bit more at the weekends again now drop me a text if u hear about any local meets etc
as above upgrade for na inlet http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/toyota-starlet-COROLLA-GLANZA-S-UPGRADE-10BHP-inlet-manifold-glanza-EP91-4EFE-/111321980733?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19eb4e9f3d
had problems with ARP's not making the recommended torque setting before snapping, IMO not worth the money. torque setting for ARP's is 80nm and Toyota recommend 45nm on stock bolts a huge difference so 60nm is a happy medium for a forged engine running big boost. stock bolts torqued up in 3 stages of 20-40-60nm (no very inaccurate 90 degree turn lol)