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Heatshield & extended studs

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    Heatshield & extended studs

    Anyone with a Bisimoto IM gasket/heatshield:

    Did you run into problems with the OEM studs not being long enough for the extra thickness of the gasket? I haven't gotten there yet, but was looking and I don't have much treads left on my intake studs and want to prepare to replace them if need be.

    Thanks
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    They are engineered to use the stock studs. If they were any longer you would have a bitch of a time pulling out the intake manifold.

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      I've had my intake manifold off once for cleaning and yeah, it'd be tough with longer studs and the stock gasket. Just seems like I saw an "extended stud" kit somewhere for heatshields that had ~6mm longer studs or something, maybe I'm going crazy.
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        #4
        no u do not need extended studs at all....i used the bisimoto intake manifold heatshield spacer when i did my h23 intake manifold swap it worked just fine with the stock length studs.
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          otherwise king motorsports has extended studs, i have the hondata gasket and the king studs on the intake and exhaust sides, very nice, i dunno shipping cuz i live about 10 min from there. www.kingmotorsports.com
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