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Old 04-11-2016, 11:13 AM
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main caps ,who running stock bolts and who running arp studs(after line honing).a engine builder was telling me u should always use studs on force induction engine over 10lbs of boost thoughts
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If doing a fully built motor do ARPs

If boosting stock leave stock alone



With said if you rattle that motor youll flex that crank
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Yea I would say its worth doing the studs if you already have it apart.
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Had to ease my mind . Pulled engine out tore it apart and studded block with arp studs .Got back together and running 250 miles on it new build . after 500 mile going back to mobil 1 oil . conventional rottella 15-40 .Cant take the heat . My machine man said bearing were getting hot . Had to replace cam bearing .

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SBE all day long. Good fuel, good oil and let it eat.
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Originally Posted by tim wellington
Had to ease my mind . Pulled engine out tore it apart and studded block with arp studs .Got back together and running 250 miles on it new build . after 500 mile going back to mobil 1 oil . conventional rottella 15-40 .Cant take the heat . My machine man bearing were getting hot . Had to replace cam bearing .
You put main studs without line honing the mains
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Originally Posted by supermaro
You put main studs without line honing the mains
Ya, this. I wouldn't change mains or rods that way.
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I picked up studs for mine while it's getting built. I actually went with arp for nearly every bolt on or in the engine.
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You put main studs without line honing the mains
never .HONED it.we check it with studs before and after HONED clearance change .001 on every cap except number 1 it stayed the same for some reason .
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Originally Posted by fullboardmax
I picked up studs for mine while it's getting built. I actually went with arp for nearly every bolt on or in the engine.
i am arp all the way now .head bolt instead of studs though .had no problems 15lbs of boost
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