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Old 03-12-2007, 12:11 AM
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Can anyone identify the manufacturer of this head stud? It fits our C5-R engine. It has the hex- notch on one end and the other is round. Thanks.

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I'd say ARP, but usually their logo is stamped into the stud, and the round end should be flat, unless that's an older or recent design change.
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I do have some from ARP and as you say, flat, also no hex and the NC threads are shorter, also the body is not so necked down. George
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The ARP main and head studs I had had a hex hole in one end so that they could be threaded in.
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a1 maybe
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A1 Technologies makes the original studs to the best of my knowledge. The thread is american not metric.

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Good call on my part do I get a cookie?
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Yeah....A1 Technologies......I spent 1000.00 on my studs for my C5R...290 tesile strength...made from metal called MP-35..

What I noticed......did you buy the block used?? To my knowledge A1 Technologies does not have the allen in the end......but they do make all the C5R fastners..


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Thanks Guys, A-1, Found them late last week and picked up the bolts from them on Friday, Just up the road (SoCal). Very nice people at A-1.

Picked up the complete engine used, ran it for about a year, now doing a valve job and changing the intake.

There IS a hex inset in the end.

Thanks,for the replies. George

Now if anyone can help me with my injector question.




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