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Peter Packard

Re: head gasket torque on 3-25 Twin Six

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Thanks for the Chart Dave, It is helpful and I would err on the side of caution with any settings. I am not sure which grade of material is used in the head studs but I shall call the previous owner's mechanic and ask him for the head torque settings. The matter is not pressing as there are no bubbles in the radiator flow.

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