arp stud and nut kit for 1.6 cvh!
13-09-2008, 11:51 AM
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arp stud and nut kit for 1.6 cvh!
best place to buy from??
thanx for reading!
13-09-2008, 02:45 PM
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Do you mean head studs/nuts?
I have a set here that have been used once (they are re-usable apparently).
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Dont bother buddy, stick with ford original bolts and use Arp con rod bolt
set
Matt Lwis does the rod set for £50
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Do you mean head studs/nuts?
I have a set here that have been used once (they are re-usable apparently).
Ive already told him that but he dont listen to me
14-09-2008, 06:22 PM
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Dont bother buddy, stick with ford original bolts and use Arp con rod bolt
set
Matt Lwis does the rod set for £50
ive got them on my rods but need the arp headbolts
14-09-2008, 06:22 PM
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Ive already told him that but he dont listen to me
i must check from people that understand cars properly ! ur a bloody builder !
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i must check from people that understand cars properly ! ur a bloody builder !
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Stick with the ford stuff its alot cheaper and well up to the job aslong as they are fitted to cleaned lightly oiled block threads.
Most failures are due to careless installation causing incorrect torque readings.
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I dont think the standard ford ones are up to the job in this case, hes running 300+
on the 1600 and having problems with the head lifting
14-09-2008, 08:55 PM
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I dont think the standard ford ones are up to the job in this case, hes running 300+
on the 1600 and having problems with the head lifting
very good u remember !
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