Rod bolt stretch how to. Putting the stretch on my 339 sbc stroker rod bolts.
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Great video. Excellent info
Thanks Aaron.
Awesome! More uploads!
Project 339 is back to the top of the priority list.
I have never tightened rods bolts to stretch but I think I could after this video, thank you!!!
It can be time consuming, but worth it .
Another great how to.
Thanks
squarebody
Definitely gonna go through this series when I get around to putting my big block together.
Hopefully it'll help ya out.
outstanding.
Thanks
Okay, I get what you’re saying… I have a question, what is the difference between stretching and torque to yield? I ask because I understand that after a bolt has been pushed to torque to yield that bolt should never be used again. You are saying that a stretched bolt can be used again.
Yes, you can reuse a bolt after it's been properly stretched. As long as it hasn't been over stretched, it should go right back to original dimensions.
Because your not worried about torque is there any reason why you couldn't just continue tightening until you get your desired stretch measurement? I've done plenty of torque via stretch in the past but never with tiny motor bolts - its all been big industrial stuff, mostly steam turbines
Yes, you can do it that way, but my stretch gage won't hold itself on the bolt. It makes it tough to manage.
Rod bolts only get torqed to 45 ft-lb
Ste stock 3/8 might be but thses are completely different animal.
Arp requires at least 75ftlbs for the 2000 series 7/16 bolts. The nuts un stock 3/8 rod bolts are 45lbs.