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Old 01-19-2006, 11:38 PM
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I was installing my arp head studs into my 98 block. The 20 large studs just spun in by hand with a little lube. the 10 small (although I only tried the first few) were very tight, I couldn't spin them in by hand. Nor did I have the right size allen, so they're not installed as of yet. Anyone have any input on this?
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yes... they're clean!
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Originally Posted by ashade98
yes... they're clean!
You must be talking about the holes were cleaned out.
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Did you try one of the old bolts to see if it spins in easily? May be the threads are cut a little tight. Also, are the ARP studs a rolled thread or cut? I am curious too as I plan on using studs on mine this spring.
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Take one of the old bolts, saw a cut through the middle of one, to make a thread chaser. Remove any burrs before inserting in the block. Mine went in fairly easy.




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