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WebCrankshaft, flywheel Torque: 33 LBS Crankshaft, T.S. 70-4565 / E4565 Bin N-5 (0/0/0) Nut (crankshaft pinion) 3/4-20TPI (Tool-5/8W, 11/16BS) Ref# 28 Fig. 1 Page 13 #7 (1969) (Req:1) Crankshaft, T.S. Torque: 30/80LBS ¹ Late '71 models w UN crankshaft threads use nut 71-2877 Cylinder block base 21-0692 / S692 Bin 0-2 (0/8/8) WebDec 7, 2009 · for grade 5 bolts ( 3 nicks in the bolt head) 5/8" is 128 ft lbs 3/4" is 223 ft lbs for grade 8 bolts ( 6 nicks in bolt head ) 5/8" is 180 ft lbs 3/4 is 315 ft lbs if its 11/16" go between.... But check on the net there is also a difference if the bolt is dry or lubricated. Edited December 5, 2009 by pfenlon Quote vivdownunder Registered User WebImportant: if you have an aftermarket connecting rod with an ARP bolt, please use the chart below to contact the rod manufacturer for the stretch/torque value. The calculation of those values is solely up to the rod manufacturer. (If you have a number that looks like this - AP3.300-1LB - click here to contact our customer service desk.) guardianship signature