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[QUOTE="Mwilbur516, post: 932713, member: 784"] You would need to pull a bolt, install a stud and torque through the increments required to your final torque value before moving on to the next one. This insures that the head doesn't lift like it could if you only had 20lbs-ft on each stud. It might be fine, but I'd do it one at a time. Remove, replace, re torque to final spec, then move on. I would be inclined to allow it to sit 24hrs and re torque just to be sure. That's JMO though. Sent while driving, drinking coffee and threatening to kill people in traffic. [/QUOTE]
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