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6.0 Aftermarket
H-11 torque numbers on the 6.0L
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[QUOTE="Mdub707, post: 227399, member: 107"] Why do you think you need more torque on them? My guess is the thread pitch is different than the other's you're comparing them too. A different thread pitch could result in the same clamping force with less torque applied to the nut. Not really rocket science. Studs are designed with a % of yield in mind, so I would definitely follow the manufacturers suggestions on torque. FWIW, I work for a company that deals primarily in studs/nuts and hydraulic tensioners for large compressors, so I have some clue as to what I'm talking about :morons: [/QUOTE]
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