AERA Torque Specs
Make Liter CID Engine Model Year Rod Torque Main Torque Cylinder Head Bolt Torque ALLIS CHALMERS 8.5 516 10000 120-130 FT/LBS 5/8" BOLTS 160-170 FT/LBS, 3/4" BOLTS 210-230 FT/LBS ** ALLIS CHALMERS 12.0 731 190-200 FT/LBS 7/8 BOLTS 400 FT/LBS, 5/8 BOLTS 200 FT/LBS 12 PT HEADS 185 FT/LBS ALLIS CHALMERS 13.1 799 190-200,245 FT/LBS
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AERA Torque Specs
www.aera.orgAERA Torque Specs 500 Coventry Lane, Suite 180, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Toll-free Technical Hotline: 1-888-324-2372 (1-88-TECH-AERA) 815-526-7600 fax 815-526-7601 email: info@aera.org • www.aera.org. Make Liter CID Engine Model Year Rod Torque Main Torque Cylinder Head Bolt Torque
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