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    ARP head studs and other ARP stuff

    I did a little bit of reading and a search here and didnt find what i needed to know.I also went to there website and i just read about how them studs are better tham OEM. Still learning about making my engine stronger in any way.
    What are the bolts for?
    Can i use them on a stock engine?
    Would it improve HP and MPG?
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    Originally posted by zacatecas View Post
    I did a little bit of reading and a search here and didnt find what i needed to know.I also went to there website and i just read about how them studs are better tham OEM. Still learning about making my engine stronger in any way.
    What are the bolts for?
    Can i use them on a stock engine?
    Would it improve HP and MPG?
    1. to hold the head on the block supposedly stronger than oem
    2. yes. but there would be no purpose they are made for turbo applications and motors with more HP than standard
    3. I don't think so
    -Tyler

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      i wouldnt recommend them on a stock engine. arp fasteners require a a stronger torque which could potentially add more unnessary stress to components.
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          Lol, no it definitely won't help on MPG. Theoretically ARP rod bolts could let you rev higher so if you have a built engine that makes power at high RPMs they could add power.

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            basically ARP Head studs keep the Cylinder head connected to the block better so when you are running a forced induction engine the cylinder head doesnt pop off (in extreme cases) or leak.


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