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Old 03-22-2007, 01:08 PM
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Anybody knows where i can get next day super fast head bolts, 3 dealers here and they have 12 bolts among them. i need 30 bolts. I need to get this car back together.
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I'm sure one of the sponsors could overnight a set to you...if you could wait till tomorrow...

Shipping would probably be rough though...
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A sponsor can overnight them to you. I would try Thunder Racing.
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get studs!!!
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get studs!!!
I'll second that...that's what I went with. Much easier!
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SDPC FTW

May as well get studs too so you never have to worry about replacing them again!
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I'll second that...that's what I went with. Much easier!
+3 Studs are the shizznit
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which studs, there are two kinds from arp
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which studs, there are two kinds from arp
either set works fine, i went with the hex ones. The studs are the same in both kit, the difference is the nuts, one set has hex nuts and the other has 12 point nuts.
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Get Scoggin Dickey to overnight them to you
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