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Old 03-01-2011, 10:15 PM
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how many people have the motor line bored after installing main studs ?
is it nesacery to line bore after installing arp main studs ?
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Yes because the torque load is different but can you get away with not doing it probably but better safe than sorry
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I would definitely recommend line honing the block with ARP studs.

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Swapped from bolts to studs numerous times without problems. I'm very picky and always check my bearing bores with a mic besides spinning the crank after every torque step...
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Originally Posted by S10xGN
Swapped from bolts to studs numerous times without problems. I'm very picky and always check my bearing bores with a mic besides spinning the crank after every torque step...
Same here and I've never had any problems here either.




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