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Reusing cylinder head bolts.

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Old 04-24-2015 | 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by donbrew
I get the torque plus degrees part, but don't see how that tiny bit of torque plus that small bit of degrees would have any effect on "torque to fail" fail being the operative word.

Thanks, now I can get some sleep!
Torque-to-yield fastener - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia if ya want a headache

torque - depends on bolt design - finer the pitch -less torque need to get similar tension (think a lever - finer pitch = longer action arm)

Degrees - thermal expansion of aluminium is greater than steel. work in piping design for oil storage facility, seen 36" dia. pipe buckle 12" up when therm expan. is ignored.

there's a whole HHR load of equations & material specs involved ,ya don't want to know, take my word for it ...

the question ultimately is ... " do ya feel lucky ? "
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