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Message: [QUOTE="JonathanN, post: 877382, member: 4486"] Lol did this a year ago, but we did the studs one at a time and have yet to blow the gaskets. HOWEVER, the cab was off and so was the entire valve train, fuel rails, and fuel lines. I pulled one, tightened the stud to 180, then did the final torque sequence once I'd replaced all the bolts. My guess as to why most guys don't have any luck with this is because they do it with the cab on and everything in the way. There is NO way this could've been accomplished with the cab on WITHOUT using an extension. At 285ft/lbs, I wouldn't even think about using an extension.. it'd twist WAY too much. With everything off it was still a trick to do this with a deep socket. But I do want it to be known that it can be done and it does work. [/QUOTE]

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