Anyone that has installed head studs
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[quote]Originally posted by BLOWNMERO:
<strong>Do you put silicone on any of the studs or just put them in dry. Thanks</strong><hr></blockquote>
go the Fel Pro Grey if you use anything....I don't use anything and have no issues..
<strong>Do you put silicone on any of the studs or just put them in dry. Thanks</strong><hr></blockquote>
go the Fel Pro Grey if you use anything....I don't use anything and have no issues..
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Yep! I had some interference, putting my ARP studs in.
I cut two (2) vertical slots through the thread of a large and small (old) head bolt/s, with a small angle grinder.
I then ran these bolts up and down the thread, with a light rattle gun. This cleared all the muck GM put there.
After this I was able to finger tighten the studs. No silicone, No problems. 10,000 miles ago!
I cut two (2) vertical slots through the thread of a large and small (old) head bolt/s, with a small angle grinder.
I then ran these bolts up and down the thread, with a light rattle gun. This cleared all the muck GM put there.
After this I was able to finger tighten the studs. No silicone, No problems. 10,000 miles ago!
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Well yes! I removed my heads last weekend. 12,000 miles since the studs. No ISSUES! As Howquick Said, "Fel Pro Grey" if you must.