Are ARP studs worth it for my application? Please give me feedback.
b16a2 with:
port flow head
je pistons
eagle connecting rods.
I want to no if there are any drawbacks to ARP studs and if I really need to use them?
I plan to run NOS someday but, only mildly. I've heard of a couple of complaints, let me know what you think.
port flow head
je pistons
eagle connecting rods.
I want to no if there are any drawbacks to ARP studs and if I really need to use them?
I plan to run NOS someday but, only mildly. I've heard of a couple of complaints, let me know what you think.
yes very well worth the investment. Honda recommends that eveytime you take the head off of the block you shouldnt use the old OEM head bolts and you should get new ones just incase the threads on the old gets streched, you wont even be able to tell. get AEBS head studs.
contact camp1320 about your racing parts...he'll hook you up..say that you met Randy on H-T and he referred you. The dude w/ the built gsr turbo hatch w/ s14 conversion.
dont get me wrong 1320 has smokin deals but lightning has a serious sale on ARP right now...look in the sponsors forum.
and yes ARP is very cheap insurance and piece of mind
and yes ARP is very cheap insurance and piece of mind
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Those are nice but there is nothing wrong with ARP. You cant go wrong with either.
Those are nice but there is nothing wrong with ARP. You cant go wrong with either.
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Those are nice but there is nothing wrong with ARP. You cant go wrong with either.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Have used 4 sets of ARP great studs but we are going to try AEBS this time. You can drive them into the block much faster with an allen wrench on top. Every second counts when you have to reassemble quickly.
Those are nice but there is nothing wrong with ARP. You cant go wrong with either.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Have used 4 sets of ARP great studs but we are going to try AEBS this time. You can drive them into the block much faster with an allen wrench on top. Every second counts when you have to reassemble quickly.
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