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Old 10-25-2007, 05:29 PM
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anyone know the torque specs for rod caps,head bolts,and intake manifold?1972 477
    
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Hopefully someone will be along shortly with the info you need. I have it, but won't have my books again until after the 5th.
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1974 shop manual - 401, 477, 534 heads -step 1 = 130-140 step 2 = 150-160 step3 =170-180. Main's - 150-165. No listing for the rod's or intake. I will look in another manual
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Motor's Truck Manual for 1970 477 - heads = 170-180 intake = 23-28 rods = 60-65 mains = 130-150
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Found my Motor's Truck Manual for 1972 same values as 1970 except for mains = 150-165 Hope this helps.
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