Does anyone know if ARP makes a stud kit for the stock block with stock heads? If so what is the part number. I am having no luck and broke two head bolts before I even hit 80 ft/lbs.
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Kinda spendy, but nice. If you want them fast, like five days or less, you need to have them drop-shipped for and extra $20.
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Kinda spendy, but nice. If you want them fast, like five days or less, you need to have them drop-shipped for and extra $20.
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Does it matter that it says for phase 2 99+ EJ series engines?
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Sweet, I was just worried because it says it was for phase 2 and I'm sure the stock is phase 1. Snapping 8 dollar bolts is getting frustrating, especially having to drill out the broken piece out of the block.93forestpearl wrote:The threads are correct and they are the right length. After ripping the threads out of my block with the short studs, I used these jsut fine on the next block. 26+ psi.

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I appreciate the reference material. I didn't look in my books and was following the directions off of NASIOC from this forum http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthr ... ?t=163147193forestpearl wrote:
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I don't know how many times doug (douglas vincent here, reddevil on nasioc) has done this, but I don't recall him having a headgasket failure.
Also, the person later in the thread saying that you need to cycle ARP studs three times doesn't know what he is talking about. You are not work-hardening the material of the studs, so there is no point to it. Also, since the threads of the studs are rolled vs. cut, they are much much harder than the aluminum they are seated in.
Also, the person later in the thread saying that you need to cycle ARP studs three times doesn't know what he is talking about. You are not work-hardening the material of the studs, so there is no point to it. Also, since the threads of the studs are rolled vs. cut, they are much much harder than the aluminum they are seated in.
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