arp head studs
ARP's you dont have to replace. the OEM hondas you do. either way you go, listen to the torque specs givin by the stud/bolt manufacturer. so if you go with honda, use honda torque specs. going with arp, use they're specs.
I've had some friends re-torque oem honda studs and they haven't had a problem YET!
Its not something I'd recommend but it can be an option if you're cheap
I'd take the extra precaution and spend $100 buying arp head studs. You can't go wrong with them....
Its not something I'd recommend but it can be an option if you're cheap
I'd take the extra precaution and spend $100 buying arp head studs. You can't go wrong with them....
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by WillisGS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes you should replace them. ARP is one the best. You cant retorque the OEM honda head bolts once they are taken off.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ive reused oem headbolts many times. If your on a budget, fudge it.
ive reused oem headbolts many times. If your on a budget, fudge it.
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