Do you replace head bolts every time the head is removed
#16
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#17
Drifting
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Thanks guys.
I have the hazet socket from when I worked for VW in ontario.
I think I used it for the first head and then the Mac socket (which is new) on the passenger head.
I was useing a large round drift to shock them Greg and found that some of the inner bolts that had teflon paste on them had to be worked back n forth.
I don't know why they had the white paste on them?
I have the hazet socket from when I worked for VW in ontario.
I think I used it for the first head and then the Mac socket (which is new) on the passenger head.
I was useing a large round drift to shock them Greg and found that some of the inner bolts that had teflon paste on them had to be worked back n forth.
I don't know why they had the white paste on them?
#19
Captain Obvious
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The early 32Vs have studs but the torque procedure ispretty much the same as the S4. I can't beleive the studs would need changing every time the head is off. I had mine off twice and kept the original studs. With the amount of force it takes to get the last 90, they didn't feel like they were at the yield point.
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Drifting
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