I bought a eagle 383 rotating assembly from summit and it has arp rod cap bolts. My question is what is the torque spec on those arp bolts

 

it depends
google this. ARP rod bolt torque specs
read the third article down

 

i would not trust anything I found on the net or anything I was told. You have no idea if ARP revised something after info was posted. Write ARP and give them part numbers, let them tell you the proper specs. Or call summit but the last time I did that we just wait while the summit guy called the manufacturer. The price of the spec being wrong is too high. .

 

it depends. meaning what rods is he using
The first step is to identify which bolts you have. Eagle rods are offered with a variety of different bolts. Each of which has a different torque requirement. Proper bolt torque is paramount to rod strength and life. Eagle does not use "off the shelf" ARP bolts. Eagle has ARP custom make bolts to our specifications. DO NOT use torque specs for off-the-shelf ARP bolts. Here is a diagram of some important bolt identifying features.
taken from the ARP web site
Important: 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.


The first
step is to identify which bolts you have. Eagle rods are offered with a variety of different bolts. Each of which has a different torque requirement. Proper bolt torque is paramount to rod strength and life. Eagle does not use "off the shelf" ARP bolts. Eagle has ARP custom make bolts to our specifications. DO NOT use torque specs for off-the-shelf ARP bolts. Here is a diagram of some important bolt identifying features.