3/8 and 7/16
12-19-2006, 06:42 PM
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yes you would need the studs for those rockers, the studs are about $50-60 for the ARPs and it is a nice upgrade to make seeing as you can run guidplates then.
12-19-2006, 07:18 PM
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Btw, make sure the studs you get have a 3/8 base, with 7/16 for the top part... otherwise they won't go into the heads very well... trust me on this one. lol. Also, everything I looked up for 7/16 is shown as "BBC", not LT1 anymore. Just FYI
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12-19-2006, 09:16 PM
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ya they are 7/16 on bottom so by a full 7/16 stud. Pulled this from shbox.com
Stock studs are 3/8" diameter on the top side. All studs are 7/16" diameter on the end that screws into the head. The heavier duty 7/16" studs are the same diameter (though different thread pitch) top and bottom, so you don't need any machine work to go with the larger studs.
Stock studs are 3/8" diameter on the top side. All studs are 7/16" diameter on the end that screws into the head. The heavier duty 7/16" studs are the same diameter (though different thread pitch) top and bottom, so you don't need any machine work to go with the larger studs.
