L19 head studs, who wants them???
02-19-2004, 07:52 PM
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L19 head studs, who wants them??? Here it is.....we have a chance to get L19 head studs again. I need to get some interest in these to get them ordered up. Depending on how many people we have showing interest will determine the price of these studs. Let's get this going, who's in?
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02-19-2004, 09:10 PM
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I've been thinking about new head gaskets which would make head studs a good thing to pick up. Can you give me a break down on how these head studs are better than the rest and let us know the cost. Thanks,
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02-19-2004, 09:25 PM
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Kyle,
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
02-19-2004, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
Kyle,
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
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02-20-2004, 12:04 AM
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Chris, Put me down for a set. Can you bring them in my block to the SBSO. How much more then the other head studs i wanted to start with. Brian called me back today...... My crank and other parts will be to you on Monday.
Kyle
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Originally Posted by Chris@AP-Engineering
Kyle,
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
They are the same studs as PSJ are running. You would not have to do anything to the block, they are a direct replacement.
Buschman, these are a hgher tensile strength stud, which in turn will make them harder to stretch and less likely for you to blow a head gasket.
02-21-2004, 07:58 AM
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I'm new to touching the internals of the engine, but I had no idea head studs were so much money. I shutter to ask what a thicker head gasket goes for?
Mike
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02-21-2004, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by buschman
I'm new to touching the internals of the engine, but I had no idea head studs were so much money. I shutter to ask what a thicker head gasket goes for?
Mike
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