You can over-torque a bolt and you may not know it. But you can damage the bolt in several ways that may be visible.
1. The threads will be stripped or sheared away.
2. The bolt will be permanently stretched so it is longer than it originally was.
3. The head of the bolt may be twisted or the corners of the bolt head rounded off.
High strength bolts are marked on the head with symbols that indicate the strength of the bolt. You should know what type bolt you are using and its application. Just because it is made of Steel, that does not mean it will have sufficient strength for some applications.
I did mine to 27, then 43 foot-pounds. I later learned that you are supposed to torque them to 47.
The head bolts will not have the same clamping capabilities, since they were stretched on the first installation. You may blow a head gasket due to the bolts losing torque.
You risk breaking the bolts, or crushing the gasket to the point where it will not seal.
torque for 2c engine cylinder head bolts
you don't have to have the head checked but its recommended. the head bolts are supposed to be torqued in counterclockwise order from the inside bolts to the outside bolts. torque them in order in three stages to 18 ft/lbs then to 27 ft/lbs then an additional 120 degrees except the front right stud which you torque to 90 degrees
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Torque for 292 head bolts is 95 ft lbs
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