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at what point are new headstuds necessary?

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Old 02-04-2015, 08:46 AM
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Seems like no one has a definitive answer because the numbers are all over the place. I will be doing my valvesprings soon and was thinking about doing the headstuds too but i heard they are very strong from the factory. My goal is to get mid 600s with my kings stage 1 kit.
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Old 02-06-2015, 09:41 AM
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Studs are fairly inexpensive, If your going to remove the head you mind as well.
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Isn't the stage one a log manifold? Why would you not go for a stage 2 considering the amount of power you want. You're going to have to increase boost a lot more with that restrictive manifold to get that power level from a log, so yes heads studs is not a bad idea.
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Because i happened to get a very very good deal on a stage 1 kit. I couldn't pass the deal up.
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Like it was said before studs are cheap and it's always the cheap parts that fail and cause trouble, at 600 u will need to change out almost everything to make it reliable, if not u will learn the hard way
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If you are removing the head ARP studs are cheap and you might as well install them before putting the head back on. I have ARP head studs in my car and they are great but they dont seem to like boost above 30psi on my turbo.
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Arp it is then.
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650+ here with stock headbolts. Same with my dad's old ap2. Never an issue.
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See thats what i mean. It seems like no one has a clear answer but it seems like they hold up fine even passed 700.
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that is only a cpl of people on here that it might work.. no one is writing about the the time when the Head studs didnt hold up.. and i am sure there are alot of those kinds of people out there


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