some late model motors have stretch bolts - older ones dont. when we'd build stock small block chevy's we'd throw away the newer style bolts and use the 30 year old bolts cause they're better

*edit* just put a little oil in the thread holes and some more under the head of the bolt to make sure you have an accurate torque. too much oil in the bolt hole will basically hydrolock the bolt in the hole and you'll get a false reading.

 

i believe the 5.0 are to torqu to yeail on the later years not for sure though

 

Thanks guys.

 

>>>torqu to yeail <<<

Is that English you are writing Stephen? I have no idea of what you just typed. You really should consider tapering off on the weed.

 

no drugs here just typing and not spell checking

 

i dont know about where you live

but here, the closest bone yard is about an hour and a half away and most of them wont let me walk around and look

it really ticks me off and when i do find something, they overcharge!

and most dont save cars they crush them after a week, i once found a 67 I6 coupe, completely rusted out, $10k for it, and the guages i pulled off it they wanted $999.99

**** that noise