m20 arp studs

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  • TS87325IS
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    Yep thats the nuts, also you would go with the 175 mm long studs i belive 150 is too short, there would be none sticking past the head.

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  • RobertK
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    Originally posted by TS87325IS
    The nuts cost more than the studs lol, i will try them robert. Im not scared.
    Honestly, I bet its the exact same hardware.

    EDIT: For reference the part # for the nut on McMaster Carr is 91005A037

    Total cost on McMaster Carr is $82.74 for studs and nuts.
    Last edited by RobertK; 04-17-2012, 08:12 PM.

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  • TS87325IS
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    The nuts cost more than the studs lol, i will try them robert. Im not scared.

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  • SkiFree
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    Originally posted by custom e30
    there cheaper on vac motor sports, just made a purchase about a month ago

    ie: $225
    vac: $229.95

    ?

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  • RobertK
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    Closest thing is Black-Oxide M10x1.5 150mm Length Spacer Stud. McMaster-Carr Part # 93275A046 = $2.79/ea

    McMaster-Carr is the complete source for your plant with over 595,000 products. 98% of products ordered ship from stock and deliver same or next day.


    EDIT: Hmmm.. looks like ARP head studs are also Black-Oxide steel.. if these work then lots of people have been getting butt raped @ $225 a pop.
    Last edited by RobertK; 04-17-2012, 02:50 PM.

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  • TS87325IS
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    My old metric blues held up pretty well for the past 3-4 years, but i do recommend to buy new ones if you have to pull the head, i belive mine were fine the first two times but not the third, just pisses me off because i allready had 5 torqed down .. lol

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  • einstein57
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    Maybe you were part of the 0.02% percent failure rate. I plan on switching to ARPs next time i pop a head gasket mainly for ease of installation. I plan on going through a lot of head gaskets in the next 6 months.

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  • TS87325IS
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    That one probably didnt even make it to about 50ft lbs. It just snapped off. Oh well, live and learn.

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  • einstein57
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    Thats because some people think its a god idea to torque them down to 80lbs. I never go above 65lbs on metric blues. I've had good luck up to 18psi.

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  • TS87325IS
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    Originally posted by Cyrix2k
    of course, but metric blues are super cheap and generally do the job.
    Until one breaks off in the block....never again for me ;-)

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  • custom e30
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    there cheaper on vac motor sports, just made a purchase about a month ago

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  • ak-
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    Yeah we know where to purchase them. People want the actual part # for the bolt itself from ARP.

    From what I heard, they are generic, cut to size, and marketed up for m20 builds.

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  • Cyrix2k
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    Originally posted by Zacm829
    I think your misunderstanding, metric blues do an decent job, but are not anywhere near the clamping force of studs.
    of course, but metric blues are super cheap and generally do the job.

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  • Zacm829
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    Originally posted by Cyrix2k
    yes, it rhymes with electric dew and they're available from mcmaster
    I think your misunderstanding, metric blues do an decent job, but are not anywhere near the clamping force of studs.

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  • Cyrix2k
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    yes, it rhymes with electric dew and they're available from mcmaster

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