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Old 01-02-2008, 12:18 PM
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ya, i wouldnt plan on resuing head bolts myself =P. I very well might be able to do this, i found an intake for 165, i found bolt on gt40p's for 290 shipped, but then i need new headers....so i should just stick with gt40s, it would be nice to find some gt40s for 300shipped, anyways, what cam do you guys recommend for a gt40 setup like this?

I might be selling some stuff so i can make this h/c/i possible =D.
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Old 01-02-2008, 12:31 PM
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What could happen if you use the same head bolts. We did my buddys h/c/i with all the same bolts with no problem.
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Old 01-02-2008, 03:53 PM
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Technically, you could reuse the head bolts. If I am not mistaken, the harmonic balancer bolt is torque to yield as well, but so many reuse it.

Just do not overtorque it.

Parts are specific for 87-93 although most parts are the same for 94/95.

Head Gaskets - ROL-HG32841HR (.039) or ROL-HG32841HT (.045)
Lower Intake Gasket – FEL-MS93334 (stock) or FEL1250S
Upper to Lower Intake Gasket – Depends on Intake Used.
Valve Cover Gaskets* - FMS-M-6584-A50 (OEM)
Thermostat Gasket - FEL-35440
Timing Cover/Front Seal/Water Pump/Oil Pan U Gasket Kit - FEL-TCS45449
Water Pump Gasket - FEL-35211 (Plate to Block), FEL-35380 (Pump to Plate)
Head Bolts - FEL-ES72155 (stock), ARP-154-3601 (7/16â€, recommended)
Header/Manifold Gaskets – FEL-1415
EGR Valve Gasket* - EDL-3830 (65-70mm TB/EGR/Plate to Valve Gasket)
Throttle Body Gasket - Same as above.
Intake Air Bypass Valve Gasket* - Same as above.
Hardened Pushrods
Timing Chain/Gear - FMS-M-6268-A302 or RollMaster - CS3071
Fuel Injectors - Stock 19lb injectors, 24lb (Cobra), 30lb injectors common
Mass Air Flow Sensor Calibrated for Injector
Fuel Pump (Stock is 88 or 95lph – Upgrade to 155/190/255lph)

*Optional

There are many different brands of products that you could use above instead of the ones outlined.

Tools:

¼â€-15/16†Shallow and Deep Well Sockets and Wrenches
Combination of Extensions
Break Over Bar
Torque Wrench
Harmonic Balancer Puller
Gear Puller* (optional for stubborn timing chain)
Moroso Oil Pump Primer* - MOR-62210
A/C and Fuel Line Disconnect Tools*
Allen Wrenches*
Adjustable Wrench
Flathead and Phillips Screwdriver
Cam Degree Kit*
LocTite
Ultra Black RTV
Antiseize
Thread Sealer for Lower Head Bolts and Coolant Sensors
Assembly Lube or Oil for cam/lifters
Two Oil Changes and Filters
Ford Thermactor Plugs* (2 extra plugs if no smog equipment)
Gasket Scraper
Brake Cleaner
Degreaser*
Ziploc Bags*
Masking Tape*
Marker*

*Optional

Check out www.rockauto.com for any more parts/tools you may need.

Torque Specs:

Camshaft Thrust Plate Bolts: 108-144 in. lbs (6-9 ft. lbs)
Camshaft Sprocket Bolt: 40-45 ft. lbs
Timing Cover Bolts: 12-18 ft. lbs
Water Pump Bolts: 15-21 ft. lbs
Water Pump Pulley Bolts: 15-21 ft. lbs
Harmonic Balancer: 70-90 ft. lbs
Crankshaft Pulley Bolts: 35-50 ft. lbs
Cylinder Head Bolts: 70 ft. lbs for Aluminum Heads*
Rocker Studs: 60 ft. lbs
Exhaust Manifold/Header Bolts: 26-32 ft. lbs
Valve Cover Bolts: 3-5 ft. lbs
Rocker Arm Fulcrum Bolts (Pedestal Mounted): 18-25 ft. lbs
Lower Intake Manifold Bolts: 23-25 ft. lbs**
Thermostat Housing: 12-18 ft. lbs
Upper Intake Bolts: 10-12 ft. lbs

*Read head bolt instructions and torque in stages
**Retorque in tightening sequence after a couple heat cycles


Extra Torque Specs:

Main Bearing Caps: 60-70 ft. lbs
Connecting Rod Bolts: 25 ft. lbs
Oil Pan Bolts: 9-11 ft. lbs/18 ft. lbs at timing cover and rear main side.
Flywheel Bolts: 75-85 ft. lbs

Loc-Tite Camshaft Sprocket Bolt and Thrust Washer Bolts.

5/16†Bolt Head – Intake Air Bypass Valve, Fuel Rail
3/8†Bolt Head – Timing Cover Bottom
7/16†Bolt Head – Water Pump Pulley, Valve Cover, Header/Manifold
1/2†Bolt Head – Lower/Upper Intake, Head, Throttle Body, T-Stat, Timing Cover
9/16†Bolt Head – A/C Bracket, Alternator
5/8†Bolt Head – Long Alternator, Water Pump, Oil Pan
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Old 01-02-2008, 04:00 PM
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wow thanks soooo much for this, what do you recommend i get for a cam.

edit: what site are those part numbers from?
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Old 01-02-2008, 04:31 PM
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Are the GT40 heads rebuilt for $300. Cause if they need to be rebuilt add more for new springs, valves, retainers and machining.
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Old 01-02-2008, 05:12 PM
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Most are from summitracing.com, minus the Rollmaster timing chain and the ROL Headgaskets.

The latter two are of the best quality I have seen personally, which is why I added them.

Good Luck!
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Old 01-02-2008, 05:14 PM
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there straight off of an explorer with low miles, they wont need to be rebuilt
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Old 01-02-2008, 05:23 PM
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As for the cam, I suggest contact Ed Curtis at www.flowtechinduction.com.

Check out the site, you will see he means business and does many daily driver/street car grinds.
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Old 01-02-2008, 05:30 PM
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ya and he costs a fortune, im trying to get an h/c/i fully done for 900 bucks. and i think it might be possible now.
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Old 01-02-2008, 07:01 PM
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I have never heard it being okay to reuse head bolts but if you think it's worth the chance then be my guest. I have never heard of the harmonic balancer bolt being torque to yeild but even if it was it's a harmonic balancer, not your cylinder heads. Big difference and much more involved to change one than the other especially after you blow a head gasket.
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