Head bolts Vs. Studs
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Head bolts Vs. Studs
Ive used search and came up with nothing but for sale ads.
My car is head lifting right now and i want to know if the arp bolts will hold or if i need to use the studs instead. The main reason i ask because is know the studs cannot be used or put in if the motor is in the car. Im not apposed to this but what would you guys reccomend?
Thanks in advance
Craig
My car is head lifting right now and i want to know if the arp bolts will hold or if i need to use the studs instead. The main reason i ask because is know the studs cannot be used or put in if the motor is in the car. Im not apposed to this but what would you guys reccomend?
Thanks in advance
Craig
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Use studs, they are way better and you can pull the heads when they are in the car. The best part is you clean the bolt holes once and you never have to do it again, not matter how many times you pull the heads.
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Originally Posted by Kuhnstyle86
Ive used search and came up with nothing but for sale ads.
My car is head lifting right now and i want to know if the arp bolts will hold or if i need to use the studs instead. The main reason i ask because is know the studs cannot be used or put in if the motor is in the car. Im not apposed to this but what would you guys reccomend?
Thanks in advance
Craig
My car is head lifting right now and i want to know if the arp bolts will hold or if i need to use the studs instead. The main reason i ask because is know the studs cannot be used or put in if the motor is in the car. Im not apposed to this but what would you guys reccomend?
Thanks in advance
Craig
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Head studs, then Heads. I don't even think the head studs will go through the head that way. You defenitly do not have the room the put the studs in through the heads if they are in place under the cowl.
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Originally Posted by davered00ss
Kind of been there done that before.
so your saying that if i pull the heads and put the studs in the heads will be able to go on? Like they will clear the cowl?
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Originally Posted by davered00ss
Head studs, then Heads. I don't even think the head studs will go through the head that way. You defenitly do not have the room the put the studs in through the heads if they are in place under the cowl.
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Originally Posted by brad8266
Use studs, they are way better and you can pull the heads when they are in the car. The best part is you clean the bolt holes once and you never have to do it again, not matter how many times you pull the heads.
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Originally Posted by SSmokin 01
I agree. There's plenty of room to do it in the car