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Hey guys I bought a top end gasket kit from streets port and lost specs on tightening head bolts tryed to contact them no answer I have a 1996 1200 I would appreciate any information on how to tighten ,factory or do they have their own numbers
Hey guys I bought a top end gasket kit from streets port and lost specs on tightening head bolts tryed to contact them no answer I have a 1996 1200 I would appreciate any information on how to tighten ,factory or do they have their own numbers
no idea what “streets port” is. Therefore have zero information to give.
But, for one, you need a service manual so you get the Sequence correct. That doesn’t change.
I've got a set of Cometic gaskets for my 1250 build this weekend. They use different torque values and maybe a different sequence than the FSM shows. IDK, I'm just going with the method described on the Hammer website videos.
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