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Old 10-13-24 | 12:43 AM
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Whats are the Studs to exhaust housing torque? S5 n/a

Does anyone know the torque specs for the exhaust studs on the housing? Will using some nickel anti seize be wise to usre too
Old 10-13-24 | 07:39 AM
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https://www.rx7club.com/search.php?d...ifold%20torque

When using lube, the the torque values need to be adjust downwards by a certain percentage. I did mine with nickel and just went right in the middle of the spec with no broken studs. I haven't started the car yet so... some more research might be needed on your end.

Perhaps someone could chime in on the nickel. There is one anti-seize that I know of with a higher temp rating. It has glass beads in it. Perhaps that is better with the super hot rotary exhaust.

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Old 10-13-24 | 07:10 PM
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Thanks for the reply. Just need to find out what lbs torque o should use on just the studs. I guess ill use the two nut method to torque it on the housing.

I also bought nickel anti seize Permatex it wasnt too ezpensive for two small tubes

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Probably same as the exhaust pipe to manifold nut, which is 43-59 lb-ft.
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I looked in my book and looks like 28-40 ft-lbs but for grade 2 or 3. Also dry



This other site has the same stud inconel size and they say
28ft lbs


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My apologies for not understanding the post correctly.

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