Torquing the '87 Cabrio cylinder head is a three-step operation. Using the correct 12-point socket and - most importantly, following the correct tightening sequence - torque the head bolts to 30 ft/lbs. Next, go back over the bolts in the same sequence and snug them to 44 ft/lbs. A final torque sequence requires all head bolts to be tightened an additional 1/2 turn. Also suggest you invest in both the Robert Bentley and Haynes service manuals for your vehicle. All specifications, torque values and, where necessary, the correct sequence of tightening, are provided.
Mazdatruckin.com has torque specs and additional information for the Mazda B1800.
That's easy you can find those in the [http://www.themotorbookstore.com/chevpic.html Repair Manaul You Have].
The rod bearing torque spec from mercruiser is 45 lb there is no spec that i can find for the main bearing caps.
120 to 140 nm
most shop manuals have these specs in them. also, most head gasket manufacturers put the torque specs on the package. make sure you torque the bolts in the correct sequence also.
It is in a shlp manual from AUTOBOOKSONLINE.COM
i need rocker arm torque for 3176 cat
You may find at least the peak torque and some other info at the Wikipedia weblink below. It is not the torque curve but it is a start.
You can find torque specifications for your Polaris 650 in most Polaris service manuals. Many auto-parts stores can give you a torque specification sheet.
You can find them here->http://www.boxwrench.net/specs/chevy_sb.htm
Every Volkswagen owner needs John Muir's "How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive." In it you will find the head torque on upright engines is 25 lb-ft--torque to 7 lb-ft and rest for 20 minutes, torque to 12 lb-ft and rest for 20 minutes, torque to 25 lb-ft and rest for 30 minutes, then recheck the torque one last time. And remember, always torque head nuts in a criss-cross pattern. I would suggest buying a Haynes manual for your bug. it should have the specs for it. (you can find them at Autozone) The official service manual is by Robert Bentley and is far superior to Haynes.
Mazdatruckin.com has a tech page with all of the factory torque specs listed. See the links below.